[Aavso-photometry] Transforming
Tom Krajci
tom_krajci at tularosa.net
Mon Mar 30 12:26:08 EDT 2009
>From: "Barbara G. Harris" <barbharris1 at hughes.net>
>Here are the TCs that I obtained about 1 month ago. I re-imaged M67 a few
>nights ago to see how repeatable my numbers were but I have not performed
>the calculations yet for those images:
>Tbv: 1.268
>Tvr: 0.981
>Tri: 0.868
>Tv: -0.189
>Tr: -0.173
>What do the negative numbers for Tv and Tr signify?
It means (for Tv) an X/Y plot of catalog values for V-R (x axis) versus your values for v-V (y axis)...has a negative slope. That means your values of v-V for stars with large V-R tend to be a bit low, and your values of v-V for stars with small V-R tend to be a bit high.
>How do I know if a
>particular star that I am observing has a constant color?
I would assume that a constant star is also constant color. (Are there any examples of variables that break this rule?)
If you want, you could zip up and email me a handful of your calibrated
M67 images (1 month old and recent ones) and I could look them over,
compare them to some that I've taken, etc.
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Center for Backyard Astrophysics (CBA)
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