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Note: the spectra is corrected for the instrumental spectral response. Atmospheric absorption corrected (model).
NOVA SAGITTARII 2003 No. 2 (V5113 Sgr)
Discovered by N. J. Brown (T-Max 400 film exposed with a
135-mm f/2 camera on
Sept. 17.52 UT). See IAU Circular 8204.
Localization of the nova
(2000.0): RA = 18h10m10.42s - DEC = -27°45'35.2"
Sept. 20.827 UT 2003 Observation (estimated V
magnitude:
9.8)
Observatory: Castanet Tolosan (France)
- IAU959
Observer: Christian Buil
Instrument: Takahashi
FS-128 refractor (5-inch aperture) - MERIS
spectrograph (sampling of 2.87 A/pixel) + Audine KAF-0401E CCD
Cumulative exposure time of 74 minutes (37
x 2 minutes)
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ASCII spectra (200903.DAT)
Note:
the spectra is corrected for the instrumental spectral response. Atmospheric
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Sept. 25.807 UT 2003 Observation (estimated V
magnitude:
9.0)
Observatory: Castanet Tolosan (France)
- IAU959
Observer: Christian Buil
Instrument: Takahashi
FS-128 refractor (5-inch aperture) - MERIS
spectrograph (sampling of 2.87 A/pixel) + Audine KAF-0401E CCD
Cumulative exposure time of 64 minutes (32
x 2 minutes)
250903.DAT
Note:
the spectra is corrected for the instrumental spectral response. Atmospheric
absorption corrected (model).
See also Fujii-san
spectra of V5113 Sgr for the date Sept. 21.46 UT.
