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In this page you can see all the GCVS classifications. You can click the type and see a description of that below the table.
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Eruptive variables are stars varying in brightness because of violent
processes and flares occurring in their chromospheres and coronae. The
light changes are usually accompanied by shell events or mass outflow
in the form of stellar winds of variable intensity and/or by
interaction with the surrounding interstellar medium. This class
includes the following types:
FU, GCAS, I, IA, IB, IN, INA, INB, INT, IT, IN(YY), IS, ISA, ISB, RCB, RS, SDOR, UV, UVN, WRSub-class description I Poorly studied irregular variables with unknown features of light variations and spectral types. This is a very inhomogeneous group of objects. Copyright © English text: © N.N. Samus [Moscow Inst. Astron.] © O.V. Durlevich [Sternberg Astron. Inst., Moscow] Finnish text Copyright © Mika Luostarinen |
| Eruptive | Pulsating | Rotating | Cataclysmic | Eclipsing | X-ray | Other |
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FU GCAS I IA IB IN INA INB INT INYY IS ISA ISB IT RCB RS SDOR UV UVN WR |
ACYG BCEP BCEPS CEP CEPB CW CWA CWB DCep DCEPS DSCT DSCTC L Lb Lc MIRA PVTEL RRab RR(B) RRC RR LYRAE TYPE RV RVa RVB SR SRa SRb SRc SRd SXPHE ZZ ZZA ZZB |
ACV ACVO BY ELL FKCOM PSR SXARI |
Nova SN SNI SNII UG UGSS UGSU UGZ ZAnd |
AR D DM DS DW E EA EB EW GS K KE KW PN RS SD WD WR |
X XB XF XI XJ XND XNG XP XPR XPRM,XM |
* BLLAC CST GAL L: QSO S |