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Joseph PattersonDepartment of Astronomy , Columbia University , 550 West 120th Street , New York , NY 10027 ;Jonathan KempDavid A. HarveyAURA) under cooperative agreement CBA (West) , 1552 West Chapala Drive , Tucson , AZ 85704 ;Robert E. FriedCBA (Flagstaff) , Braeside Observatory ;Robert ReaCBA (Nelson) , 8 Regent Lane , Richmond , Nelson , New Zealand;Berto MonardCBA (Pretoria) , Post Office Box 11426 , Tiegerpoort 0056 , South Africa;Lewis M. CookCBA (Concord and Pahala) , 1730 Helix Court , Concord , CA 94518 ;David R. SkillmanCBA (East) , 9517 Washington Avenue , Laurel , MD 20723 ;Tonny VanmunsterCBA (Belgium) , Walhostraat 1A , B-3401 Landen , Belgium;Greg BoltCBA (Perth) , 295 Camberwarra Drive , Craigie , Western Australia 6025 , AustraliaEve ArmstrongDepartment of Astronomy , Columbia University , 550 West 120th Street , New York , NY 10027 ;Jennie McCormickCBA (Pakuranga) , Farm Cove Observatory , 2/24 Rapallo Place , Farm Cove , Pakuranga , Auckland , New Zealand;Thomas KrajciCBA ( New Mexico and Uzbekistan) , 9605 Goldenrod Circle , Albuquer- que , NM 87116 ;Lasse JensenCBA (Denmark) , Søndervej 38 , DK-8350 Hundslund , Denmark;Jerry GunnCBA ( Illinois) , 1269 North Skyview Drive , East Peoria , IL 61611 ;Neil ButterworthCBA (Townsville) , 24 Payne Street , Mount Louisa , Queensland 4814 , Australia;Jerry FooteCBA (Utah) , 4175 East Red Cliffs Drive , Kanab , UT 84741 ;Marc BosCBA (Otahuhu) , Mount Molehill Observatory , 54 McDowell Cress , Glen- field , North Shore City , Auckland , New Zealand;Gianluca MasiCBA (Italy) , Via Madonna de Loco , 47 , 03023 Ceccano FR , Italy;Paul WarhurstDepartment of Physics , University of Auckland , Private Bag 92019 , Auck- land , New Zealand;
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We report on successes and failures in searching for positive superhumps in cataclysmic variables, and show the superhumping fraction as a function of orbital period. Basically, all short‐period system do, all long‐period systems do not, and a 50% success rate is found at P orb = 3.1 ± 0.2 hr. We can use this to measure the critical mass ratio for the creation of superhumps. With a mass‐radius relation appropriate for cataclysmic variables, and an assumed mean white‐dwarf mass of 0.75 M ⊙ , we find a mass ratio q crit = 0.35 ± 0.02. We also report superhump studies of several stars of independently known mass ratio: OU Vir, XZ Eri, UU Aqr, and KV UMa (=XTE J1118+480). The latter two are of special interest, because they represent the most extreme mass ratios for which accurate superhump measurements have been made. We use these to improve the ε( q ) calibration, by which we can infer the elusive q from the easy‐to‐measure ε (the fractional period excess of P superhump over P orb ). This relation allows mass and radius estimates for the secondary star in any cataclysmic variable (CV) showing superhumps. The consequent mass‐radius law shows an apparent discontinuity in radius near 0.2 M ⊙ , as predicted by the disrupted magnetic braking model for the 2.1–2.7 hr period gap. This is effectively the "empirical main sequence" for CV secondaries.

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