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    This exoplanet seems well-behaved. The period is stable and a little shorter than the nominal value.

    Added Carballo LC (2014 Jul 12), which allows a period refinement: P = 1.30618690(7) days. Depth, length and shape appear to be the same since 2009. 

Basic data - Updates After Each New LC Terminated 2009.07.20 (occasional updates will be made when I have time)
    RA = 17:52:07.0, Decl = +37:32:46
    Season = June 21
    V = 12.40, B-V = 0.71
    HJDo = 4185.9101 (3) and P = 1.30619 (3) days (as listed in Schneider's Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia, HJDo corrected from earlier value)
    HJDo = 4185.91028 (39), P = 1.3061867 (7) days (as derived from AXA submitted data); or even better: HJDo = 4632.62614 (21), P = 1.30618690(7) days.
    Depth = 27.1 ± 0.1 mmag (VRIC-band)
    Length = 1.29 ± 0.01 hr
    Fp = 0.61 ± 0.02, F2 = 0.88 ± 0.02

Light Curves Only (Not Yet Included in Plots or Table in Next Section)

Table Summary of transit measurements - Updates After Each New LC Terminated 2009.07.20 (occasional updates will be made when I have time)

Transit light curves - These Light Curves Have Been Included in Plots & Table in Above Section

 
9711NR22

9711SG21  Possible star spot bump after mid-transit is unsupported by LC by Naves (above).

9708J15

9621LP2

9630NWP1

9624GJ2

9617NWP

9615SFI

9611NR2

9607MQZ

9527WPK

9531NWP

9525GJ2

9525SG2

9521GJ2

9521SG2

9423DKS

9425MHM

9425PS2

9421WM2

9318N21

8a06oye1

8928nra1

 
8825mqz1

8808b221

8808mqz1

8805j301

8722nav1

8709ogmn

8706mndz

8703mooV

8703mooI

8630ogmn

8624futC

8622mndz

 
8623nave

8622b291

8609srdc

8602mndz

First submitted transit of the 2008 "season" is essentially "on time."

7910jbe1

On time!

7824HVP1

They don't get much better than this! Perfect agreement w/ mid-transit time, depth and length.

Beware of using for reference a 16th mag variable 8.9 'arc to the southeast of TrES-3 (discovered by G. Srdoc) at RA/DE = 17:52:44.79, +37:27:53.6 (outside above image FOV). Also, G. Srdoc identifies a star 2 'arc SW of TrES-3 (GSC 3089:825) as a Delta Scuti. I found that a star 6.4 'arc north (GSC 3089:1273) exhibited a 320 mmag eclipsing binary variation on 2007.08.13, centered at 04.9 UT.

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