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Catalog of Variable Stars in the WD 0009\(\boldsymbol{+}\)501 and GRW \(\boldsymbol{+}\)708247 Fields Based on Photometric Survey Data on Transiting Exoplanets

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The light curves for almost 50 thousand stars with magnitudes \(m\in[11\overset{\textrm{m}}{.}5,19\overset{\textrm{m}}{.}5]\) have been obtained over 2.5 years at SAO RAS in the process of conducting an exoplanet survey in roughly \(1\overset{\circ}{.}5\)-sized fields around the white dwarfs WD 0009\(+\)501 and GRW \(+\)708247. In this paper we present a catalog of variable stars that have been found in the considered regions. Periodogram analysis was used as the main variation search method. The catalog includes 150 periodic variable stars: 113 of them have been known previously, and for the remaining 37 variations have been discovered for the first time. These stars were classified according to the nature of the variations into four eclipsing variable and three pulsating types, as well as rotating stars. We present the periods and variation amplitudes in the range of \(P\in[0\overset{\textrm{d}}{.}036,32\overset{\textrm{d}}{.}14]\) and \(\Delta m\in[0\overset{\textrm{m}}{.}0064,1\overset{\textrm{m}}{.}45]\), determined from the investigated data.

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  1. NASA Exoplanet Archive: https://exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu/

  2. https://www.aavso.org/vsx/index.php

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Observations with the SAO RAS telescopes are supported by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation. The renovation of telescope equipment is currently provided within the national project ‘‘Science and universities.’’

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The analysis of variable objects was carried out with the support of the Russian Science Foundation grant No. 23-62-10013.

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Yakovlev, O.Y., Valeev, A.F., Valyavin, G.G. et al. Catalog of Variable Stars in the WD 0009\(\boldsymbol{+}\)501 and GRW \(\boldsymbol{+}\)708247 Fields Based on Photometric Survey Data on Transiting Exoplanets. Astrophys. Bull. 79, 126–136 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1990341323600400

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