From: clidman@eso.org
Date: Wed Jul 17 2002 - 01:08:36 PDT
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Dear Greg,
I have put this on my list. According to the ETC, a two hour exposure should be sufficient.
We have 5.5 hours of time left, so there we have a good chance in getting these data. It depends
on how many of the C02 SNe require a final light curve point and on priorities.
Cheers, Chris.
Greg Aldering wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> I would be interested in deep imaging to firmly detect the host of
> SN1997ap at 13:47:09.90 +02:27:37.2 J2000. To go significantly beyond
> the current measurements/limits, the images would have to reach a
> point-source magnitude of I=26.0 at 5-sigma. This requires about 2 hrs,
> so is rather expensive. The exposure series would have to be dithered
> so that the resulting sky is very flat; the lack of fringing in FORS2
> would help immensely.
>
> - Greg
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