Use of Tonry date of maximum

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The statement " Since these data do not adequately cover the rising
part of the lightcurve, we force the date of maximum to occur at
$t_{\rm max}=$ MJD 51194.65 (Tonry, private communication)." suggests
that we are using the Tonry date of max because we think Tonry must
have used more data points on the rising portion of the lightcurve in
his fit. Why do we think that to be the case? I don't think it is the
case based on my recollection of the lightcurve data file I saw.

Greg

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