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A SEARCH FOR RAPID VARIATIONS IN THE SPECTRUM OF THE AP STAR THETA AURIGAE.

Spectra of Theta Aur taken in rapid succession at several phases showed no real variations, with an upper limit of 0.5 percent of the continuum. Variations above the noise level which were found for four spectra at one epoch are explained as the result of a spot on the Reticon detector.