From yan@mars.ifa.hawaii.edu Thu Oct 28 16:56:27 1999
To: mbelton@noao.edu
Subject: Encke mid-IR photometry
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Hi--
As promised here is the Encke photometry
that I used in my paper to derive a periodicity.
Sorry for the delay -- I just moved from Washington
to Honolulu this week and I'm dealing with the 
usual things that come from a long-distance move.

The format is:
1st column: UT time, in decimal days since July 0.0 1997.
2nd column: Magnitude at 10.7 microns.
3rd column: one standard deviation in magnitudes.

There are 54 lines. I sure am interested to see what you find!
--Yan



16.9947   2.83   0.14
16.9984   2.77   0.15
17.0165   2.72   0.15
17.0200   2.48   0.14
17.0243   2.57   0.18
17.0290   2.62   0.16
17.0319   2.64   0.15
17.0441   2.74   0.11
17.0491   2.69   0.19
17.0719   2.81   0.11
17.0942   2.79   0.21
17.1172   2.70   0.14
17.1362   2.80   0.12
17.1583   3.10   0.06
17.1797   2.86   0.11
18.9560   2.63   0.21
18.9756   2.90   0.06
18.9883   2.78   0.07
18.9975   2.75   0.09
19.0098   2.94   0.06
19.0202   2.95   0.18
19.0369   3.05   0.07
19.0470   2.87   0.20
19.0594   3.03   0.10
19.0686   2.92   0.15
19.0839   3.05   0.20
19.0918   2.82   0.18
19.0997   2.82   0.09
19.1130   2.35   0.17
19.1209   2.44   0.06
19.1338   2.53   0.10
19.1676   2.37   0.12
19.1761   2.42   0.25
19.1924   2.54   0.07
19.2004   2.50   0.32
19.2260   2.70   0.14
19.9971   3.10   0.06
20.0107   2.87   0.17
20.0261   2.79   0.06
20.0576   2.71   0.06
20.0653   2.51   0.08
20.0879   2.70   0.09
20.1168   2.57   0.07
20.1381   2.68   0.09
20.1439   2.85   0.14
20.2097   3.15   0.07
20.2328   2.98   0.06
20.2399   3.17   0.21
20.2597   3.04   0.10
20.2665   2.82   0.13
21.0652   2.58   0.07
21.0715   2.56   0.08
21.0914   2.82   0.07
21.1023   2.94   0.22