When the initial periodic comet list was compiled, a number of errors
were made in assigning the order of the serial numbers in the PDS
Names.  In 2005, a search of the IAUCs, MPECs and CBETs was done to
determine the true order in which the comets were designated as
periodic.  On January 13, 2006, the names in the list were corrected
to reflect this order.

This file gives a list of the changes that were made on that date.

Any subsequent changes are also indicated at the end of the file, with
a description of the change and why it was made.

Changes Made January 13, 2006:

   Official       Initial               New PDS Name
   Designation    PDS Name              (Corrected on Jan 13 2006)
					
   P/1999 J5      LINEAR 5              LINEAR 4
   P/1999 G1      LINEAR 4              LINEAR 5

   P/1999 XS87    LINEAR 9              LINEAR 8
   P/2000 B3      LINEAR 10             LINEAR 9
165P/2000 B4      LINEAR 11             LINEAR 10
   P/1999 XB69    LINEAR 8              LINEAR 11
   P/2000 G1      LINEAR 13             LINEAR 12
   P/2000 G2      LINEAR 14             LINEAR 13
   P/2000 D2      LINEAR 12             LINEAR 14

   P/2002 A1      LINEAR 19		LINEAR 18
   P/2002 A2      LINEAR 20		LINEAR 19
   P/2002 B1      LINEAR 22		LINEAR 20
   P/2001 YX127   LINEAR 18             LINEAR 21
   P/2002 CW134   LINEAR 23		LINEAR 22
   P/2002 AR2     LINEAR 21		LINEAR 23
					
   P/2001 R1      LONEOS 5              LONEOS 4
   P/2001 OG108   LONEOS 4              LONEOS 5

   P/2001 K1      NEAT 4                NEAT 3
   P/2001 J1      NEAT 3                NEAT 4



Additional changes:

April 13, 2006: The comet originally named "P/2005 N2 Hergenrother 3"
was actually a re-discovery of the comet "P/1998 W2 Hergenrother 1".
The MPC subsequently assigned the official designation "168P/2005 N2"
and the PDS kept the original name "Hergenrother 1".  The name
"Hergenrother 3" was withdrawn.

Sept 11, 2009: The comet designated P/2003 A1 (IAUC 8044, 8053) remained
unnamed for nearly 2 years. It was finally given the name LINEAR 44 in Nov
2004 (IAUC 8430).  On Sept 11 2009, Kowalski independently discovered a comet
that was subsequently linked to LINEAR 44 and then to Pigott 1.  With these
connections, the comet was renamed Pigott-LINEAR-Kowalski 1 (IAUC 9072), and
the names Pigott 1 and LINEAR 44 were withdrawn.