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Multicolor Photometry of the Be/X-Ray Pulsar IGR J06074+2205
B, V, and R observations of the Be/X-ray pulsar IGR J06074+2205 were taken in 2023–2024 covering times of expected X-ray outbursts. However, no coinciding optical outbursts were found. The overall optical brightness of the system faded in all 3 filters, with the least decline being in B and the greatest in R. This suggests that a cool disk was contributing less light to the system.