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\IBVShead{4788}{3 November 1999}

\IBVStitle{Precise Coordinates of Variable Stars (4)}

\IBVSauth{T.~Kato}

\IBVSinsto{Dept.\ of Astronomy, Faculty of Science, Kyoto University, Kyoto 606-8502 Japan \\ \indent e-mail: tkato@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp}

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This report contains 133 accurate J2000.0 positions for variable stars
discovered by Hoffmeister (1966). The variables stars were identified
against computer plots of GSC and USNO A1.0 catalogs. The color information and IRAS PSC identification were also examined in identifying red variables. The source of identification in column `Cat.': G = GSC 1.1,
GM = average of GSC 1.1 multiple entries, U = USNO A1.0. The table has
been sorted in the increasing order of J2000.0 right ascensions.

\bigskip V650 Ori (S 9560): A suspected UG star. The coordinates given in Downes et al.\ (1997) do not agree well with the Hoffmeister's chart. The identification given here may be more likely (apart from the lack of corresponding description by Hoffmeister, and the relatively red color).

LN Aur (S 9582): Two positions are given. The first position refers to
a red star near the position, whose magnitude agrees with Hoffmeister's
description on the blue POSS plate. However, the second identification
(LN Aur$^*$) agrees better with Hoffmeister's finding chart, but
has a rather blue color. More examination is needed. 

\bigskip Detailed information of identifications, other catalog identifications are available from the VSNET archive (vsnet 1135--1140, \\
http://www.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp/vsnet/Mail/vsnet/msg01135.html etc.).

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\caption{Precise coordinates of variable stars}
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Desig. & R.A. & Decl. & Cat. & Desig. & R.A. & Decl. & Cat. \\
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FH And & 00\hr 47\mm 38\fsec 11 & +37\deg 49\arcm 55\farcs 2 & G & V344 Per & 04\hr 23\mm 32\fsec 59 & +44\deg 41\arcm 17\farcs 7 & U \\
V414 Cas & 00 48 09.99 & +53 34 01.7 & G & IQ Tau & 04 29 51.57 & +26 06 45.4 & G \\
NS And & 00 49 03.75 & +35 13 10.8 & GM & IR Tau & 04 31 05.08 & +20 40 05.8 & U \\
V550 Cas & 00 51 38.01 & +58 48 50.4 & G & IW Tau & 04 41 04.68 & +24 51 06.9 & GM \\
V415 Cas & 00 54 31.08 & +59 24 00.0 & U & V1368 Ori & 05 21 13.36 & +07 21 19.0 & G \\
FI And & 00 56 39.94 & +37 15 48.2 & G & V1015 Ori & 05 28 54.21 & +05 39 27.5 & GM \\
VV Psc & 01 01 44.84 & +30 48 14.1 & U & V364 Aur & 05 30 27.48 & +46 20 14.7 & G \\
V416 Cas & 01 01 59.20 & +57 15 19.6 & GM & V650 Ori & 05 31 08.77 & +09 45 27.6 & U \\
V461 Cas & 01 13 09.54 & +59 51 09.4 & GM & V367 Aur & 05 38 13.62 & +43 10 43.2 & G \\
VW Psc & 01 14 27.75 & +32 41 40.0 & GM & LM Aur & 05 38 17.23 & +47 00 12.0 & G \\
V420 Cas & 01 31 14.16 & +58 47 28.6 & U & V1021 Ori & 05 38 41.72 & +09 14 34.2 & U \\
V480 Cas & 01 47 51.54 & +55 28 15.4 & G & V369 Aur & 05 42 31.13 & +49 36 23.6 & G \\
OZ Per & 01 52 51.19 & +52 11 10.2 & G & V661 Ori & 05 45 14.90 & +07 21 22.3 & G \\
V481 Cas & 01 56 45.11 & +59 18 43.7 & G & V663 Ori & 05 47 20.24 & +10 11 54.1 & U \\
RY Tri & 02 01 10.79 & +33 47 15.5 & GM & V664 Ori & 05 47 48.37 & +07 33 20.6 & G \\
RZ Tri & 02 09 18.68 & +33 49 08.1 & GM & V1023 Ori & 05 48 59.05 & +08 35 19.3 & U \\
SS Tri & 02 10 26.33 & +31 59 26.3 & G & PY Aur & 05 49 50.40 & +41 39 52.6 & U \\
PQ Per & 02 18 58.05 & +55 17 12.2 & U & LN Aur$^*$ & 05 51 29.16 & +44 16 36.7 & U \\
V363 Per & 02 41 07.83 & +55 12 59.8 & U & LN Aur & 05 51 29.18 & +44 16 27.3 & U \\
ST Tri & 02 41 32.87 & +35 43 30.6 & GM & V371 Aur & 05 52 20.21 & +43 36 55.2 & U \\
PT Per & 02 42 51.21 & +56 41 31.9 & U & PZ Aur & 05 53 21.77 & +43 11 12.6 & U \\
V483 Cas & 02 45 41.05 & +59 03 56.1 & GM & V372 Aur & 05 54 42.98 & +41 52 12.5 & GM \\
V449 Per & 02 57 33.48 & +35 14 00.8 & G & LO Aur & 05 57 23.90 & +48 22 41.6 & U \\
QR Per & 03 00 48.56 & +56 14 09.9 & G & LQ Aur & 06 00 10.81 & +47 59 14.8 & U \\
V452 Per & 03 03 50.16 & +42 12 59.2 & G & LS Aur & 06 07 47.02 & +40 45 56.9 & U \\
QZ Per & 03 17 58.05 & +37 34 17.9 & U & V375 Aur & 06 11 29.30 & +42 19 24.8 & G \\
V463 Per & 03 28 14.94 & +40 22 19.7 & G & V376 Aur & 06 12 01.77 & +46 06 40.4 & G \\
V338 Per & 03 43 28.21 & +32 01 59.1 & U & LT Aur & 06 13 14.00 & +43 14 54.7 & G \\
V341 Per & 04 02 22.02 & +32 54 30.1 & U & LU Aur & 06 13 25.03 & +42 03 41.0 & G \\
IL Tau & 04 07 13.88 & +29 18 32.9 & G & QS Aur & 06 14 22.68 & +47 45 30.3 & G \\
V394 Per & 04 09 36.99 & +33 29 37.3 & GM & MX Aur & 06 16 09.67 & +44 11 26.9 & G \\
V342 Per & 04 09 42.29 & +47 13 31.6 & U & QT Aur & 06 16 27.60 & +39 53 23.8 & G \\
V408 Tau & 04 15 29.12 & +26 07 34.0 & GM & V378 Aur & 06 20 33.32 & +46 49 59.9 & U \\
V343 Per & 04 23 05.62 & +50 14 48.4 & U & V380 Aur & 06 21 23.09 & +41 13 13.1 & G \\
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Desig. & R.A. & Decl. & Cat. & Desig. & R.A. & Decl. & Cat. \\
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V381 Aur & 06\hr 22\mm 13\fsec 88 & +46\deg 04\arcm 36\farcs 2 & G & V1946 Cyg & 19\hr 19\mm 44\fsec 85 & +49\deg 23\arcm 08\farcs 0 & G \\
LX Aur & 06 28 02.25 & +48 45 54.4 & U & V1947 Cyg & 19 21 06.39 & +55 38 05.9 & GM \\
V537 Mon & 07 18 56.53 & $-$07 06 30.1 & U & V1948 Cyg & 19 29 12.80 & +50 06 16.7 & U \\
HR Hya & 08 35 01.80 & +02 59 30.8 & G & V1123 Cyg & 19 29 34.63 & +49 17 35.8 & U \\
HT Hya & 08 59 17.88 & +01 47 39.3 & G & V1949 Cyg & 19 30 12.45 & +50 48 20.6 & G \\
IU Hya & 09 06 17.78 & +05 45 45.4 & G & V1263 Cyg & 19 31 56.11 & +52 01 59.7 & G \\
V546 Her & 16 41 22.36 & +12 25 10.7 & G & V1950 Cyg & 19 37 32.87 & +50 43 00.9 & G \\
V651 Her & 16 45 02.14 & +08 48 32.6 & GM & V1952 Cyg & 19 38 53.44 & +48 12 44.6 & GM \\
V2066 Oph & 16 51 05.92 & +10 20 51.7 & G & V1953 Cyg & 19 40 58.05 & +50 52 01.6 & G \\
V1056 Oph & 16 59 23.93 & +06 20 15.6 & U & V1954 Cyg & 19 49 20.02 & +55 33 32.5 & G \\
V1058 Oph & 17 01 25.13 & +07 22 49.3 & U & GR Sge & 20 20 30.29 & +18 23 47.5 & U \\
V1059 Oph & 17 07 54.54 & +08 04 15.8 & U & GZ Del & 20 22 24.55 & +10 34 07.4 & U \\
V1060 Oph & 17 12 16.23 & +07 41 24.9 & U & HH Del & 20 25 25.42 & +17 54 24.7 & G \\
V1061 Oph & 17 14 30.00 & +10 43 08.2 & U & HV Del & 20 33 19.51 & +11 32 01.6 & U \\
V674 Her & 18 10 27.19 & +39 52 15.0 & U & HX Del & 20 42 29.97 & +17 27 07.9 & GM \\
V676 Her & 18 13 39.66 & +37 28 38.8 & G & HZ Del & 20 47 31.78 & +14 05 28.4 & G \\
V462 Lyr & 18 28 36.85 & +38 03 21.8 & G & II Del & 20 50 01.18 & +19 11 43.3 & U \\
V469 Lyr & 18 40 53.27 & +36 38 47.4 & U & IK Del & 20 52 08.88 & +15 43 47.4 & U \\
V343 Lyr & 18 44 30.76 & +41 41 52.3 & U & HT Del & 20 54 39.55 & +17 12 02.3 & U \\
V348 Lyr & 18 48 23.86 & +45 02 15.0 & U & LN Del & 20 57 12.62 & +16 54 04.0 & G \\
V354 Lyr & 18 52 50.33 & +41 33 49.1 & U & V1402 Cyg & 21 56 14.50 & +54 31 38.4 & GM \\
CC Dra & 18 53 03.33 & +51 58 40.5 & G & GO Lac & 22 11 06.11 & +47 37 15.8 & U \\
V355 Lyr & 18 53 25.89 & +43 09 15.9 & U & GQ Lac & 22 17 56.63 & +54 45 45.0 & U \\
V356 Lyr & 18 56 00.52 & +39 29 17.0 & G & HN Cep & 22 25 22.53 & +57 15 56.5 & U \\
EG Dra & 18 58 04.92 & +54 08 57.3 & G & GS Lac & 22 26 20.15 & +53 16 15.9 & U \\
EH Dra & 19 04 53.48 & +52 39 24.5 & G & HO Cep & 22 34 21.88 & +62 36 03.5 & U \\
V363 Lyr & 19 08 51.62 & +43 00 31.9 & U & GW Lac & 22 45 41.78 & +53 14 34.3 & U \\
V365 Lyr & 19 09 03.26 & +45 17 27.8 & U & GY Lac & 22 47 46.19 & +55 18 13.4 & U \\
V1102 Cyg & 19 10 37.07 & +52 13 14.9 & U & V425 Cas & 23 03 46.63 & +53 17 15.2 & U \\
CH Dra & 19 10 52.68 & +56 31 02.7 & U & V428 Cas & 23 06 35.28 & +56 22 59.1 & U \\
V1943 Cyg & 19 13 01.07 & +49 53 17.4 & G & V429 Cas & 23 15 51.26 & +54 35 41.1 & U \\
V1944 Cyg & 19 13 55.42 & +51 20 19.4 & GM & V437 Cas & 23 33 50.06 & +55 18 22.4 & U \\
V1945 Cyg & 19 15 01.55 & +54 17 29.1 & G & & &  & \\
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\bigskip The author is grateful to the USNO PMM team for making USNO A1.0 CD-ROMs available to the author. This work is partly supported by the Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (10740095) of the Japanese Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports.

\references

Downes, R., Webbink, R. F, Shara, M. M., 1997, {\it PASP}, {\bf 109}, 345

Hoffmeister, C., 1966, {\it Astron.\ Nach.}, {\bf 289}, 205

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