A Search for Superhumps in the Cataclysmic Variable SW Sextantis
Gerald D. Rude II, F. A. Ringwald

TL;DR
This study conducted photometric observations of SW Sextantis to detect superhumps, finding none, which suggests superhumps are not characteristic of this class of cataclysmic variables.
Contribution
The paper provides the first detailed search for superhumps in SW Sextantis, challenging assumptions about their presence in this star class.
Findings
No superhumps detected in SW Sextantis
Superhumps are not a defining feature of SW Sex stars
Supports diversity in accretion disk behaviors
Abstract
We present differential photometry of the cataclysmic variable star SW Sextantis. A time series analysis was performed in search of superhumps in the accretion disk of this star, which is the prototype of a class of cataclysmic variables, the SW Sex stars. We find no superhumps, which shows that the presence of superhumps is not a defining feature of the SW Sex stars.
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