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Circular No. 4762
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
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PULSAR IN GLOBULAR CLUSTER M15
S. Anderson, P. Gorham, S. Kulkarni, T. Prince, California
Institute of Technology; and A. Wolszczan, Arecibo Observatory,
write: "We report the discovery of a 56-ms pulsar in the globular
cluster M15. Observations were made with the 305-m Arecibo
reflector at 430 MHz on 1988 Dec. 26. A time series of 10E7 samples
with a sample time 0.5 ms was padded to 2E24 samples and Fourier-
transformed, using the Caltech NCUBE/10 hypercube supercomputer.
The dispersion measure, 67.2 +/- 2.5 pc/cm3, is consistent with that
of the 110-ms pulsar 2127+11 reported by Wolszczan et al. (1989,
Nature 337, 531). The new pulsar is within 2' of the center of M15
(NGC 7078). In 1415-MHz Arecibo data taken one year earlier, the
pulsar is detected with the identical barycentric period at the 5-sigma
level. Based on these two observations, dP/dt < 5 x 10E-15 s/s.
The flux density is 0.7 +/- 0.1 mJy at 430 MHz."
PERIODIC COMET HELIN-ROMAN-CROCKETT (1989b)
Orbital elements from MPC 14322:
T = 1988 Sept. 9.9319 ET Peri. = 9.5693
e = 0.140460 Node = 91.4380 1950.0
q = 3.472215 AU Incl. = 4.2412
a = 4.039619 AU n = 0.1213929 P = 8.119 years
1989 ET R.A. (1950) Decl. Delta r m1
Mar. 15 8 00.02 +23 57.1 2.884 3.530 14.8
25 8 00.86 +23 52.6
Apr. 4 8 03.66 +23 41.9 3.159 3.543 15.0
14 8 08.27 +23 25.5
24 8 14.48 +23 03.6 3.457 3.557 15.2
May 4 8 22.04 +22 36.5
14 8 30.76 +22 04.3 3.753 3.572 15.4
24 8 40.42 +21 27.3
June 3 8 50.84 +20 45.6 4.027 3.587 15.6
13 9 01.89 +19 59.4
23 9 13.41 +19 08.9 4.264 3.604 15.7
1989 March 28 (4762) Daniel W. E. Green
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