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Long-term behaviour of three well-known flare stars of the UV Ceti type

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Long-term changes in two flare stars, EV Lac and BY Dra, have been detected by Mavridiset al. (1982). These long cyclic periods have been registered in theB-band at their quiescent-state luminosity as well as at their flare activity. Those observational data of the two previously mentioned flare stars as well as another observational data of the flare star, UV Cet, at its flare activity were submitted to our computer programme for periodicity detection excluding cyclic periods which have amplitudes less than tenth magnitude for great significance. Some of our results coincided with the long cyclic periods detected by Mavridiset al. (1982) while the remainder of our results have had no complete coincidence with those registered by Mavridiset al. (1982).

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Mahmoud, F.M. Long-term behaviour of three well-known flare stars of the UV Ceti type. Astrophys Space Sci 208, 217–227 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00657937

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