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Cataclysmic variables in a white dwarf survey at the South Galactic Pole

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During a photometric and spectrophotometric survey of 200 white dwarf candidates with mpg<15m.0 in a field around the South Galactic Pole two new cataclysmic variables have been identified and new observations of one already known object have been accumulated. Observations in the visible and UV-region show variability and differences in spectral type. If compared to the numbers of cataclysmic variables/white dwarfs as computed by Ritter and Burkert (1985) there is a shortage of a factor of 5.

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Bues, I. Cataclysmic variables in a white dwarf survey at the South Galactic Pole. Astrophys Space Sci 130, 75–79 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00654974

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