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[vsnet-history 574] SN 1993J observation in Japan




Date: Thu, 1 Apr 93 23:51:41 JST
From: tkato@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp (Taichi Kato)
Subject: SN1993J Japanese Status

Present status of Japanese observatories
  1) Okayama Astrophysical Observatory (1.88-m reflector) Kosugi et al.
     Low resolution spectra (500-900nm) were taken on Mar. 31 through 
     thin cloud.  Full reduction was performed.
     comminicated from M. Yoshida (OAO)
  2) Ouda Station, Kyoto University (0.60-m reflector) Maemura et al.
     Several spectra covering a range of H-alpha +/- 40nm were taken on
     Mar. 31 and Apr. 1 and the observations are continuing.  Local
     standard B was successfully taken, and getting Feige 34 now.
     On quick look at the TV monitor, feature of H-alpha is not marked.
     From Apr. 2, multicolor (BVI) CCD photometry will be done by
     T. Kato myself.

Visual magnitude estimates by VSOLJ members
  (magnitudes based on Supernova Search Chart)

object         YYMMDD(UT)   mag   code
SN1993J        930330.537   10.4  Yad
               930331.424   10.5  Yad
               930331.440   10.5  Yad
               930331.576   10.5  Kat
               930331.576   10.5  Kat
               930401.465   10.4  Arm
               930401.538   10.4  Kat
               930401.538   10.4  Kat

Observer's code:
  Arm: M. Iida (Nagano, Japan)
  Kat: T. Kato (Kyoto, Japan)
  Yad: M. Yamada (Ishikawa, Japan)

Regards,
Taichi Kato (Kyoto University)


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