C02-006
Asterix
aka C02-010, C02-011

Gemini GMOS Data files:

Date: 16 April 2002
Exposure time:
Data reduced by: Isobel
Weather note:
z (gal): 0.677
z (SN):
SN: [asc] [fits] [ps]
Line cleaned SN: [asc] [fits]
Comparison (Cleaned, 5A binned): SN 1995F (Ib/c), epoch unknown, z=0.68 [ps]
Comparison (Cleaned, 5A binned): SN 1992A (Ia), epoch +17d, z=0.68 [ps]
Comparison (Cleaned, 5A binned): SN 1989B (Ia) +17d, z=0.42 [ps]
Output file from Andy's program: [txt]
Output file from Andy's program restricted to z=0.65-z=0.70: [txt]

Comments:

Saul (quoting Isobel?): Strong galaxy line at z=0.67.

Isobel: Note there small are gaps in the wavelength coverage with GMOS which is what the dips at 6700 and 8150 are.

Andy (preliminary): After running the spectrum through lineclean in IRAF, the best match in the range z=0.4 to 1.2 is at 0.42. But it is clear by eye that the region 6500-7500 does not match well. Restricting the redshifts to the range around where the galaxy lines are observed (z=0.677) gives a Ib/c as the best fit -- SN 1995F. But note that in our observed wavelength range, a Ia is indistinguishable. This is a Type I supernova at z=0.68, but beyond that it is impossible to tell. This SN may be after max because it was discovered on year-old refs.


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