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D. R. DeGraff, J. S. Kern (Alfred University)
Using the Stull Observatory .82m Austin-Fellows telescope, from April 2000 to July 2001 we observed several asteroids to measure their rotation periods. We used ensemble photometry under the highly variable Great Lake region skies to extract the asteroids' intrinsic variations from the larger variations in sky transparency. We will present results for (1458) Mineura, (1758) Naantali, (1762) Russell, (1845) Helewalda, (4084) Hollis and (1900) Katyusha.
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