Figure 9.
Cumulative distribution of the orbital periods of the CVs observed by SDSS-V, compared to those of the Ritter & Kolb (2003) catalogue of CVs and of the 150 pc volume-limited survey (Pala et al. 2020). The period minimum (red line) and ‘period gap’ (pink rectangle) are indicated (see text for details). We also include the period distribution of Ritter & Kolb (2003) with classical novae and novalikes removed, for a range of limiting magnitudes, as well as the period distribution of classical novae and novalikes alone, demonstrating the selection effect of these intrinsically bright objects.

Cumulative distribution of the orbital periods of the CVs observed by SDSS-V, compared to those of the Ritter & Kolb (2003) catalogue of CVs and of the 150 pc volume-limited survey (Pala et al. 2020). The period minimum (red line) and ‘period gap’ (pink rectangle) are indicated (see text for details). We also include the period distribution of Ritter & Kolb (2003) with classical novae and novalikes removed, for a range of limiting magnitudes, as well as the period distribution of classical novae and novalikes alone, demonstrating the selection effect of these intrinsically bright objects.

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