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[vsnet-chat 1266] sn1998dn.fts
- Date: Sat, 05 Sep 1998 15:12:26 +0900
- To: vsnet@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp, vsnet-chat@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
- From: Seiichi Yoshida <seiichi@muraoka.info.waseda.ac.jp>
- Subject: [vsnet-chat 1266] sn1998dn.fts
- cc: vsolj@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
- Sender: owner-vsnet-chat@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Dear VSNET members,
Hello. I am Seiichi Yoshida working on the MISAO Project. Now I
introduce you the examination result of sn1998dn.fts, which was
introduced us in [vsnet 1561].
These data are automatically measured by the PIXY system, an automatic
image examination software, of the MISAO Project. Reference catalog is
USNO-A1.0 (V) [V=R+0.375(B-R)]. False data removal image examination
verification have been done by hand after all. For more information
about the project and the system, please see the URL:
http://vsnet.info.waseda.ac.jp/muraoka/members/seiichi/misao/
The output view of the PIXY system is available at:
http://vsnet.info.waseda.ac.jp/muraoka/members/seiichi/misao/tmp/vsnet/sn1998dn.gif
Because NGC 337 is very complex, the system separated it into 11
pieces. As you know, this image is of NGC 337, not of NGC 337A (the
host galaxy of SN 1998dn). So there is no supernova in this image
anyway. But even if a new supernova existed in this galaxy, the PIXY
system could never detect and alarm it. BTW, the USNO-A1.0 also
contains two data entries for this galaxy.
Many noises appear at the edge of bottom and right. They are all
deteled by hand.
Some detected stars are not recorded in the catalog, but many of them
may be a white noise.
USNO0750.00241553 is apparently moving by proper motion.
Image Information ****************************************************
Image size: 382 x 253
Center: 00 59 50.15 -07 34 27.8
Field of view: 20.85 x 13.81 arcmin
Pixel size: 3.27" / pixel
P.A.: 1.11 deg
Limiting mag: 19.0 mag
Faintest mag: 20.0 mag
Position error: 1.14" 0.92"
Mag error: 0.69 mag
The following stars are not recorded in the catalog. *****************
00 59 38.59 -07 40 25.7 mag=15.9 x= 241.37 y= 236.96
01 00 31.21 -07 28 36.8 mag=17.6 x= 5.83 y= 16.63
00 59 53.91 -07 33 34.2 mag=17.7 x= 174.24 y= 109.79
01 00 31.97 -07 28 40.3 mag=17.8 x= 2.37 y= 17.64
The following stars may be moving by proper motion. ******************
00 59 49.96 -07 34 40.9 mag=13.1 x= 191.78 y= 130.51
00 59 51.10 -07 35 00.1 mag=14.5 x= 186.46 y= 136.28
00 59 49.81 -07 35 14.0 mag=16.0 x= 192.23 y= 140.65
00 59 52.62 -07 34 58.5 mag=16.5 x= 179.57 y= 135.64
00 59 47.41 -07 34 20.9 mag=16.6 x= 203.47 y= 124.65
00 59 48.52 -07 34 07.8 mag=16.8 x= 198.53 y= 120.55
00 59 52.19 -07 34 48.2 mag=17.1 x= 181.57 y= 132.55
00 59 51.85 -07 34 31.7 mag=17.2 x= 183.26 y= 127.54
00 59 52.48 -07 34 37.4 mag=17.5 x= 180.34 y= 129.22
00 59 48.12 -07 34 27.2 mag=17.6 x= 200.22 y= 126.52
00 59 52.84 -07 35 14.4 mag=19.1 x= 178.50 y= 140.50
USNO0750.00239942 00 59 50.27 -07 34 42.0 6.8 R
USNO0750.00240144 00 59 52.93 -07 35 14.6 16.5 R 14.3 B (15.68V)
NGC 337 (galaxy) R.A.=00h59.8m Decl.=-07o35' size=2.8' mag=11.6
MCG-01-03-053 NGC 337 R.A.=00 59.77 Decl.=-07 36 11 mag
01 00 30.85 -07 39 44.8 mag=12.6 x= 5.20 y= 219.61 *
USNO0750.00242688 01 00 30.43 -07 39 43.9 11.4 R 13.0 B (12.00V)
01 00 14.04 -07 31 03.8 mag=15.0 x= 83.51 y= 62.29
USNO0750.00241553 01 00 13.79 -07 30 51.1 15.2 R 18.1 B (16.29V)
00 59 52.98 -07 37 04.3 mag=17.4 x= 177.21 y= 174.07
USNO0750.00240146 00 59 53.00 -07 37 00.5 16.9 R 18.2 B (17.39V)
Photometric data *****************************************************
J005938.59-074025.7 15.9
J005953.91-073334.2 17.7
J010031.21-072836.8 17.6
J010031.97-072840.3 17.8
USNO0750.00237026 17.9:
USNO0750.00237173 16.4
USNO0750.00237246 18.3
USNO0750.00237461 18.0
USNO0750.00237639 17.5
USNO0750.00237642 16.3
USNO0750.00237766 18.2 = USNO0750.00237776
USNO0750.00237768 19.4
USNO0750.00237941 15.5
USNO0750.00238109 15.0
USNO0750.00238125 17.9
USNO0750.00238127 14.9
USNO0750.00238213 16.9
USNO0750.00238225 18.6
USNO0750.00238491 18.0
USNO0750.00238513 17.6
USNO0750.00238579 17.2
USNO0750.00238652 16.2
USNO0750.00238701 17.4
USNO0750.00238718 16.6
USNO0750.00238728 18.8
USNO0750.00239007 18.0
USNO0750.00239194 19.1
USNO0750.00239452 18.6
USNO0750.00239529 19.1
USNO0750.00239630 18.5
USNO0750.00239766 15.7
USNO0750.00239870 19.1
USNO0750.00239949 16.1
USNO0750.00240002 14.7
USNO0750.00240122 14.7:
USNO0750.00240146 17.4
USNO0750.00240220 16.7
USNO0750.00240458 20.0
USNO0750.00241029 18.0
USNO0750.00241062 18.6
USNO0750.00241068 13.7
USNO0750.00241122 19.0
USNO0750.00241157 18.4
USNO0750.00241233 17.3
USNO0750.00241248 16.6
USNO0750.00241383 17.9
USNO0750.00241393 12.6
USNO0750.00241540 18.2
USNO0750.00241553 15.0
USNO0750.00241631 18.6
USNO0750.00241644 17.7
USNO0750.00241720 18.7
USNO0750.00241774 15.6
USNO0750.00241893 16.7
USNO0750.00241898 17.0
USNO0750.00241915 17.9
USNO0750.00241927 19.2
USNO0750.00242026 19.3
USNO0750.00242088 12.6 = USNO0750.00242076
USNO0750.00242273 16.3
USNO0750.00242372 16.2
USNO0750.00242432 19.7
USNO0750.00242670 14.5
USNO0750.00242688 12.6:
USNO0750.00242707 17.2:
USNO0825.00228009 17.5
USNO0825.00228196 19.1
USNO0825.00229146 18.8
USNO0825.00229596 18.4
USNO0825.00229656 13.8
USNO0825.00229839 16.0
USNO0825.00229940 19.5
USNO0825.00229974 15.8
USNO0825.00230501 13.1
USNO0825.00230621 13.5
USNO0825.00230804 17.8
USNO0825.00231530 19.4
USNO0825.00231723 19.3
USNO0825.00233184 17.9
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Seiichi Yoshida
Muraoka Lab., Waseda University, Japan
seiichi@muraoka.info.waseda.ac.jp
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