Rapid oscillations of five stars in the spectral range G and K. II

The five stars HD 11112, HD 170747, HD 186651, HD 205390 and HD 224834 are a second group of objects enclosed in a larger observational programme for the search of rapid oscillations. They have been observed with the 50 cm photoelectrical ESO telescope at La Silla (Chile). For the star HD 205390 a variation of 163.8 min was found. The two objects HD 11112 and HD 186651 are suspected to be variable with periods of 139 min and 142.2 min and its overtones, respectively. But a verification of these results is necessary. For the last two objects HD 170747 and HD 224834 no variations were detected.     

A new suspected apsidal period for HS Herculis

From a preliminary analysis of observed minima of the eclipsing binary HS Herculis, a new apsidal period is postulated. A general possible error in Oapsidal period is emphasized.     

Rapid oscillations of five stars in the spectral range A and F. I

The five stars HD 4849, HD 24712, HD 182475, HD 184552 and HD 215874 are a small group of objects enclosed in a larger observational programme for searching of rapid oscillations. They have been observed with the 50 cm ESO-telescope at La Silla (Chile). These objects are characterized as a suspected δ Scuti-type star, an Ap star, an A9 V star, an A1m star and an A9 III-IV star, respectively. For the first two stars the periods, dedected by other authors, were confirmed. For HD 182475 a period of 112.3 min has been estimated. In the case of HD 184552 an oscillation with a period of 163.3 min has been found. The star HD 215874 shows unambiguously a variation with a period of 97.2 min.