From: Robert A. Knop Jr. (robert.a.knop@vanderbilt.edu)
Date: Wed May 15 2002 - 18:59:04 PDT
> I just talked to Saul on the phone. He suggests trying to get spectra in
> rough order of brightness, brightest first. This is because the brighter
> ones are the ones that are most likely to end up with lightcurves, and
> will allow us to get some idea of rates and results from these searches
> down to a certain magnitude range. Does that sound reasonable?
>
> T Gemini we will be trying to get S02-075 tonight, the one that was set to
> HST without spectroscopic confirmation. We will also try some of the other
> brighter Subaru SNe. If we dont manage to get S02-075 tonight (our last
> chance until June!) then perhaps VLT should try to get it tomorrow night
> as it transits.
What sort of followup will Subaru be getting? Unless they have followup
lightcurve time, afteR S02-075 I'd say that higher priority should go to
the bright supernovae observed with TNG, since we are already getting
some lightcurve followup of those. The supernovae that we got with TNG
are:
S02-058
T02-028
T02-037 (already have spectrum)
T02-030
T02-029
S02-064 (already have spectrum)
T02-047
-Rob
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