From jop at astro.columbia.edu  Mon May  1 10:13:59 2023
From: jop at astro.columbia.edu (Joe Patterson)
Date: Mon, 1 May 2023 10:13:59 -0400
Subject: (cba:news) HZ Puppis
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... and add HZ Puppis (IP and a 1963 nova) to the high priority list.

joe
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From jop at astro.columbia.edu  Mon May  1 10:27:58 2023
From: jop at astro.columbia.edu (Joe Patterson)
Date: Mon, 1 May 2023 10:27:58 -0400
Subject: (cba:news) Fwd: some other high-priority stars
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Subject: some other high-priority stars
Date: Mon, 1 May 2023 10:00:03 -0400
From: Joe Patterson <jop at astro.columbia.edu>
To: cba-news at cbastro.org

mainly from the "nova" side of the isle:
T Pyx
IM Nor
HZ Pup

And AM CVn.  This one's unique.  As some of you know, it has positive 
and negative superhumps, and we've tracked them since nearly forever 
(although they are not high-quality clocks, and hence don't appear to 
offer great reward for faithful tracking).  But a third, slightly weaker 
signal does - namely, the ORBITAL clock at 1028.7322 seconds.  It's a 
good season for Can Ven - let's give it a high priority.

Enrique, maybe you can remind again what you consider the 
highest-priority IPs?

joe
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From jop at astro.columbia.edu  Mon May  1 10:00:03 2023
From: jop at astro.columbia.edu (Joe Patterson)
Date: Mon, 1 May 2023 10:00:03 -0400
Subject: (cba:news) some other high-priority stars
Message-ID: <42a1d69a-4c8c-2914-74b1-16ce430fbd1b@astro.columbia.edu>

mainly from the "nova" side of the isle:
T Pyx
IM Nor
HZ Pup

And AM CVn.  This one's unique.  As some of you know, it has positive 
and negative superhumps, and we've tracked them since nearly forever 
(although they are not high-quality clocks, and hence don't appear to 
offer great reward for faithful tracking).  But a third, slightly weaker 
signal does - namely, the ORBITAL clock at 1028.7322 seconds.  It's a 
good season for Can Ven - let's give it a high priority.

Enrique, maybe you can remind again what you consider the 
highest-priority IPs?

joe
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