Twenty-Two New Variable Stars in the Northern Sky and Light Elements Improvement for PT Lyr, [WM2007] 1157, and [WM2007] 1160
Riccardo Furgoni

TL;DR
This paper reports the discovery of twenty-two new variable stars in the Northern Sky, classifies their types, and provides updated information on three known variables to improve their characterization.
Contribution
It introduces twenty-two newly identified variable stars and refines the data on three known variables, enhancing the understanding of their light elements.
Findings
22 new variable stars discovered in the Northern Sky
Updated ephemeris for PT Lyr, [WM2007] 1157, and [WM2007] 1160
Classification of new variables into eclipsing, pulsating, rotating, and unknown types
Abstract
I report the discovery of twenty-two new variable stars in the Northern Sky: eleven eclipsing, seven pulsating (one of which is suspected), three rotating, and one of unspecified type. Three already known variables (PT Lyr, [WM2007] 1157, and [WM2007] 1160) have been studied more carefully in order to clarify their characterization or provide updated ephemeris.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAtmospheric Ozone and Climate · Calibration and Measurement Techniques · Astronomical Observations and Instrumentation
