List of stars in Leo Minor

This is the list of notable stars in the constellation Leo Minor, sorted by decreasing brightness.

Name	B	F	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
46 LMi		46		94264	53229	10h 53m 18.64s	+34° 12′ 56.0″	3.79	1.41	98	K0III-IV	Praecipua (mistransferred), Praecipula; presumably intended to be α; suspected variable, Vmax = 3.79m, Vmin = 3.84m
β LMi	β	31		90537	51233	10h 27m 53.09s	+36° 42′ 26.9″	4.20	0.95	146	G8III-IV	binary star
21 LMi		21		87696	49593	10h 07m 25.73s	+35° 14′ 40.9″	4.49	2.26	91	A7V	suspected δ Sct variable, Vmax = 4.47m, Vmin = 4.52m
10 LMi		10	SU	82635	46952	09h 34m 13.38s	+36° 23′ 51.4″	4.54	0.88	176	G8III	RS CVn variable, ΔV = 0.02m
37 LMi		37		92125	52098	10h 38m 43.21s	+31° 58′ 34.4″	4.68	−1.13	474	G0II	Praecipua (original)
30 LMi		30		90277	51056	10h 25m 54.87s	+33° 47′ 46.5″	4.72	0.71	207	F0V
41 LMi		41		92825	52457	10h 43m 25.03s	+23° 11′ 18.2″	5.08	1.06	207	A3Vn
19 LMi		19		86146	48833	09h 57m 41.14s	+41° 03′ 20.5″	5.11	2.81	94	F6Vs
42 LMi		42		93152	52638	10h 45m 51.91s	+30° 40′ 56.6″	5.36	0.04	377	A1Vn
20 LMi		20		86728	49081	10h 01m 01.02s	+31° 55′ 29.0″	5.37	4.50	49	G1V	Cor; binary star
11 LMi		11	SV	82885	47080	09h 35m 40.03s	+35° 48′ 38.8″	5.39	5.16	36	G8IV-V	RS CVn variable, ΔV = 0.04m
8 LMi		8		82198	46735	09h 31m 32.45s	+35° 06′ 12.6″	5.40	−0.24	436	M1III	suspected variable, ΔV = 0.07m
23 LMi		23		88960	50303	10h 16m 14.48s	+29° 18′ 38.0″	5.49	1.00	257	A0Vn
40 LMi		40		92769	52422	10h 43m 01.95s	+26° 19′ 32.5″	5.51	2.22	148	A4Vn
28 LMi		28		90040	50935	10h 24m 08.61s	+33° 43′ 06.7″	5.52	0.03	409	K1III
34 LMi		34		91365	51685	10h 33m 30.93s	+34° 59′ 19.3″	5.57	−0.48	528	A2Vn
32 LMi		32		90840	51420	10h 30m 06.46s	+38° 55′ 30.5″	5.79	−1.05	760	A4V
38 LMi		38		92168	52139	10h 39m 07.80s	+37° 54′ 36.4″	5.84	2.39	159	F9V
HD 88231				88231	49893	10h 11m 12.79s	+37° 24′ 07.1″	5.86	−0.47	603	K3III
7 LMi		7		82087	46652	09h 30m 43.23s	+33° 39′ 21.0″	5.87	−0.12	515	G8III:
27 LMi		27		89904	50860	10h 23m 06.34s	+33° 54′ 29.4″	5.89	1.65	230	A6V
33 LMi		33		91130	51556	10h 31m 51.36s	+32° 22′ 46.3″	5.90	1.52	245	A0IV
RX LMi			RX	92620	52366	10h 42m 11.27s	+31° 41′ 49.4″	6.02	−0.77	743	M2III	semiregular variable, Vmax = 5.98m, Vmin = 6.16m, P = 150 d
44 LMi		44		93765	52959	10h 49m 53.73s	+27° 58′ 25.9″	6.05	1.59	254	F5V	Binary star
13 LMi		13		83951	47631	09h 42m 42.75s	+35° 05′ 36.6″	6.12	2.49	174	F3V	suspected variable
43 LMi		43		93636	52882	10h 48m 57.28s	+29° 24′ 58.1″	6.15	−0.17	598	K0
9 LMi		9		82522	46904	09h 33m 30.33s	+36° 29′ 13.3″	6.19	0.67	414	K4III:
48 LMi		48	WW	94480	53355	10h 54m 42.20s	+25° 29′ 26.6″	6.19	0.72	405	A8V	δ Sct variable, Vmax = 6.16m, Vmin = 6.23m, P = 0.12691 d
HD 87822				87822	49658	10h 08m 15.94s	+31° 36′ 15.4″	6.23	2.22	206	F4V	triple star
35 LMi		35		91752	51914	10h 36m 21.39s	+36° 19′ 37.2″	6.29	2.96	151	F3V
R LMi			R	84346	47886	09h 45m 34.28s	+34° 30′ 42.8″	6.30		1130	M6.5-9e	Mira variable, Vmax = 6.3m, Vmin = 13.2m, P = 372.19 d
HD 88161				88161	49870	10h 10m 58.98s	+40° 39′ 41.8″	6.34	0.03	596	K3III:	suspected flare star
HD 89993				89993	50904	10h 23m 41.76s	+29° 36′ 57.2″	6.36	1.06	374	G8III
50 LMi		50		94747	53492	10h 56m 34.44s	+25° 30′ 00.9″	6.36	1.67	282	K0
36 LMi		36		92000	52032	10h 37m 52.28s	+34° 04′ 43.0″	6.42	−1.38	1185	K0
24 LMi		24		88986	50316	10h 16m 28.12s	+28° 40′ 57.7″	6.46	3.93	104	G0V
22 LMi		22		88786	50218	10h 15m 06.36s	+31° 28′ 05.1″	6.47	−0.38	763	G8III
29 LMi		29		90250	51047	10h 25m 45.00s	+35° 25′ 32.1″	6.49	0.98	413	K1III
16 LMi		16		85029	48256	09h 50m 13.87s	+39° 37′ 54.1″	6.64	−1.11	1156	K5
HD 93521				93521	52849	10h 48m 23.51s	+37° 34′ 13.1″	7.03		3800	O9Vp	unusual high-galactic-latitude O-type star
HD 87883				87883	49699	10h 08m 43.14s	+34° 14′ 32.1″	7.56	6.28	59	K0V	has a planet (b)
51 LMi		51		96094	54196	11h 05m 15.73s	+25° 12′ 07.4″	7.60	3.71	195	G0
HD 82886				82886	47087	09h 35m 45s	+34° 46′ 51″	7.78		408	G0	Illyrian, has a planet (b)
VW LMi			VW	95660	54003	11h 02m 51.91s	+30° 24′ 54.7″	8.06		436	F5V	W UMa variable
T LMi			T		48106	09h 48m 28.46s	+33° 17′ 19.6″	11.06		682	A0	Algol variable, Vmax = 10.87m, Vmin = 12.92m, P = 3.019885 d
RT LMi			RT			09h 49m 48.32s	+34° 27′ 15.4″	11.35		1060	F7V	W UMa variable
V LMi			V			10h 25m 25.59s	+28° 47′ 07.7″	11.98			A8	RR Lyr variable, Vmax = 11.1m, Vmin = 12.23m, P = 0.5439187 d
X LMi			X			10h 03m 06.73s	+39° 21′ 28.5″	12.30			A5...	RR Lyr variable, Vmax = 11.76m, Vmin = 12.81m, P = 0.6843086 d
CIT 6			RW			10h 16m 02.27s	+30° 34′ 18.6″	12.80			C3,4eV	semiregular variable, Vmax = 12.8m, Vmin = 16.5m, P = 640 d
ST LMi			ST			11h 05m 39.77s	+29° 06′ 28.5″	15.10			DH+M	AM Her variable, Vmax = 14.4m, Vmin = 18.5m, P = 0.07908903 d
G 117-B15A			RY			09h 24m 15.27s	+35° 16′ 51.3″	15.52		270	DA4.0	ZZ Cet variable, ΔV = 0.13m, P = 0.002491 d
SX LMi			SX			10h 54m 30.42s	+30° 06′ 10.2″	17		1170	CV	SU UMa variable, Vmax = 13.0m, Vmin = 17.4m, P = 0.06717 d
RZ LMi			RZ			09h 51m 48.94s	+34° 07′ 23.9″				CV	ER UMa variable
WX LMi			WX			10h 27m 27.52s	+38° 45′ 04.2″					AM Her variable
Table legend:  • Name = Proper name  • B = Bayer designation  • F or/and G. = Flamsteed designation or Gould designation  • Var = Variable star designation  • HD = Henry Draper Catalogue designation number  • HIP = Hipparcos Catalogue designation number  • RA = Right ascension for the Epoch/Equinox J2000.0  • Dec = Declination for the Epoch/Equinox J2000.0  • vis. mag. = visual magnitude (m or mv), also known as apparent magnitude  • abs. mag. = absolute magnitude (Mv)  • Dist. (ly) = Distance in light-years from Earth  • Sp. class = Spectral class of the star in the stellar classification system  • Notes = Common name(s) or alternate name(s); comments; notable properties [for example: multiple star status, range of variability if it is a variable star, exoplanets, etc.]

See also

• List of stars by constellation

References

• ESA (1997). "The Hipparcos and Tycho Catalogues". Retrieved 2006-12-26.
• Kostjuk, N. D. (2002). "HD-DM-GC-HR-HIP-Bayer-Flamsteed Cross Index". Retrieved 2006-12-26.
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• "SIMBAD Astronomical Database". Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg. Retrieved 2007-01-03.
• "AAVSO Website". American Association of Variable Star Observers. Retrieved 9 March 2014.