Rojas et al. 2017

Bibinfo (this paper at ADS): Rojas, A.F., Masetti, N., Minniti, D., Jimenez-Bailon, E., Chavushyan, V., McBride, V.A., Bassani, L., Bazzano, A., Bird, A.J., Galaz, G., Gavingnaud, I., Landi, R., Malizzia, A., Morelli, L., Palazzi, E., Patino-Alvarez, V., Stephen, J.B., Ubertini, P., 2017, A&A, 602, A124 (25 pp.).
Type: Observational: Optical identification.
Object(s): 2PBC J0658.0-1746, Swift J0717.8-2156, 2PBC J0819.2-2508, and 2PBC J1911.4+1412 among 50 BAT sources studied.
Results: Of the 50 counterparts to the 54-month Palermo BAT catalog classified, 3 are listed as CVs, including the two IP candidate and another that's thought to more likely to be a polar. 2PBC J1911.4+1412, thought to be an X-ray binary by the authors, later turned out to be a strong IP candidate. 2PBC J0800.5-4306 is thought to be a polar. The previous soft X-ray counterpart to 2PBC J0819.2-2500 turned out to be too soft, and the true counterpart is flagged.

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