Article list

List of Articles

A selection of articles which have appeared in past issues of the VSS Circular. The list is far
from exhaustive, and merely gives a flavour of the type of work which appears in the Circular.

Copyright for those papers appearing below which are taken from the Journal of the British Astronomical Association remain with the author and the British Astronomical Association!

General

A Star is born: A guide to Young Stellar Objects. Mike Poxon
RZ Cassiopeiae: The eclipse of a binary star. Janet Simpson
CG Draconis: A particularly active Dwarf Novae. Jeremy Shears
Pickard's New Observatory. R. Pickard
What Photometric precision can I achieve? D. Boyd
British Variable Star Associations, 1848-1908. John Toone
Cataclysmic Variables - an introduction to the evolution, variability and science of natures most dynamic stars. Philip Hall
Why Observe Variable Stars (PDF) - Presented by Karen Holland at BAA Observers' Workshop No. 1
Variable Stars and Vermin. J. Toone
CCD Photometry Norman Walker
Index to VSSC 72-100 Phil Busby and Julie Farrer
Foreword to VSSC 105 index R D Pickard
Gary Poyner receives the BAA Steavenson Award R D Pickard
High Energy Astrophysics Workshop R D Pickard
Modern catalogues for var-star comparisons J Greaves
Red Comparison Stars - Future Policy J Toone
Epochs and Periods for EBs Tony Markham
VSSC100: VSS obs and the Hubble Key Programme I D Howarth
VSSC100: from the BAA President M Mobberley
Report on the Warner Symposium on CVs W J Worraker
Known Variables in Hipparcos data Tony Markham
CCD Chip Data Tables K Holland
Changing Emphasis - A Comparison of VSS records, 1925, 1975, 1997 D McAdam
IP Peg: Making important eclipse observations W J Worraker
Why Observe V Bootis? T Brelstaff
U Gem: Eclipse observations have astrophysical importance W J Worraker
Jack Ells Automatic Photoelectric Telescope Roger Pickard
Finding Variable Stars on the Web Tony Markham
How low can you go? J Toone
The database reaches One Million! D McAdam

Observing

General

Observing Variable Stars with Binoculars. Melvyn Taylor
Some observations of RR Lyrae in Aug/Sep 2005. Des Loughney
The 2004 eclipse of eta Geminorum. Tony Markham
Observing Eclipsing Variables: a beginners Guide. Tony Markham (JBAA 114, 4, 2004)
My first and 100,000th observation. Peter Williams (March 2005)
Observing U Gem to the limit. J. Toone
Why chi Cygni fades. M. Gavin (VSSC 130)
The historic outbursts of T CrB revisited. J. Toone (VSSC 138)
The early bird gets the variable. J. Toone (VSSC 113)
GY Cancri: Catch a rising star. Bill Worraker
Eclipsing DNe update 1 W J Worraker
A New Project for Detecting Eclipsing DNe W J Worraker
Mike Collins' discoveries G M Hurst
Suspected Binocular Variables in Hipparcos data Tony Markham
V592 Her: Outburst, 1998 G Poyner
chi Cygni: a 100+year BAA record D McAdam
More Variables to Observe using Binoculars Tony Markham

CCD & PEP

Tools for Supernova discovery and follow up. T. Boles. (JBAA 116-5, 2006 October)
First steps in CCD photometry. Jeremy Shears (March 2005)
Simple photometric observations of BR Canum Venaticorum (a troublesome comparison star) Kevin West, John Howarth & László Kiss
ST LMi: First CCD photometry from Lymm J M Saxton
A Flare on EV Lac J M Saxton
DV UMa: CCD images D G Buczynski
V1494 Aql (Nova 1999 No.2): Image and Spectrum M Gavin
Nova 1999 Aql No.1: CCD image obtained at Condor Brow D G Buczynski
T Cep: Pre-maximum spectra M Gavin
NSV 13262: Detected in CCD Nova Patrol G M Hurst
R Leo: Spectrum near minimum light M Gavin
Variable Star Spectra Compared M Gavin
Four Spectra obtained at WPO M Gavin
T Tau: Emission lines in Low-res Spectrum M Gavin
3C273: Low-res Spectrum - An amateur first? M Gavin
Selection of Low-Res Spectra M Gavin
omicron Ceti: Mira's low-res Spectrum M Gavin

DSLR

Observing AO Cas and rho Cas with a DSLR. Des Loughney
Variable Star Photometry with a DSLR Camera. Des Loughney (JBAA 120, 3, 2010)

Analysis

The Multi-periodicity of W Cygni. J.J. Howarth (JBAA 101, 2 April 1991)
Photometry of the dwarf nova AW Sagittae during the 2006 November Superoutburst. J. Shears, R. Pickard, T. Krajci, G. Poyner (JBAA 118-3, 2008 June)
CG Draconis - a particularly active dwarf nova. J. Shears, R. Pickard, G. Poyner (JBAA 117-1, 2007 February)
CCD Photometry and visual observations of V1663 Aql. (Nova Aquila 2005) D. Boyd & G. Poyner (JBAA 116-6, 2006 December)
V973 Cygni - an overlooked semi-regular variable. J.J. Howarth (JBAA 116-1 2006 Feb)
R Aquilae: Further investigations J Greaves & J J Howarth
V Boo: an SR of declining amplitude J Greaves & J J Howarth
omicron Ceti: O-C diagram from derived elements D McAdam
chi Cygni: Supplemental J Greaves
The Maxima of Chi Cygni D McAdam
R Aql: Report using BAAVSS data J Greaves
Analyses of Variable Star Observations Tony Markham
An Intensive CCD Photometry Campaign to observe DW Ursa Majoris. D. Boyd & B. Gaensicke (SAS Conference Paper)
Observations of NO Aur C Lloyd and D McAdam
Recent Observations of 44 Bootis J M Saxton

Observer Profiles

List of Articles

A selection of articles which have appeared in past issues of the VSS Circular. The list is far from exhaustive, and merely gives a flavour of the type of work which appears in the Circular.

A selection of articles which have appeared in past issues of the VSS Circular. The list is far
from exhaustive, and merely gives a flavour of the type of work which appears in the Circular.