LX Ser: Dwarf nova-type outbursts ?
The eclipsing novalike object LX Ser tends to vary in greater amplitudes
than in recent years
(vsnet-campaign 141).
This may be a signature of
weak dwarf nova-type activity. If the current activity leads to dwarf
nova outbursts, this eclipsing system may provide a unique opportunity to
investigate the disk structure of Z Cam-type dwarf nova.
LX Ser has been reported fainter (>15mag) since June 11.
(vsnet-campaign 229).