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The Variable Stars from the OGLE-III Shallow Survey in the Large Magellanic Cloud

@article{Ulaczyk2013TheVS,
  title={The Variable Stars from the OGLE-III Shallow Survey in the Large Magellanic Cloud},
  author={Krzysztof Ulaczyk and Michal K. Szyma'nski and Andrzej Udalski and Marcin Kubiak and Grzegorz Pietrzy'nski and Igor Soszy'nski and Lukasz Wyrzykowski and Radosław Poleski and Wolfgang Gieren and Alistair R. Walker and Alejandro Garc{\'i}a-Varela},
  journal={arXiv: Solar and Stellar Astrophysics},
  year={2013}
}
We describe variable stars found in the data collected during the OGLE-III Shallow Survey covering the I-band magnitude range from 9.7 mag to 14.5 mag. The main result is the extension of period--luminosity relations for Cepheids up to 134 days. We also detected 82 binary systems and 110 long-period variables not present in the main OGLE catalogs. Additionally 558 objects were selected as candidates for miscellaneous variables. 
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