[vsnet-obs 41200] SNe observations from IAUC 7964

[Hitoshi YAMAOKA <yamaoka@rc.kyushu-u.ac.jp>]

SN2002ev  20020608.0  <205C  PAL
SN2002ev  20020720.0  <205C  PAL
SN2002ev  20020804.0  <205C  PAL
SN2002ev  20020815.0   202:C PAL
SN2002ev  20020824.26  188C  PAL
SN2002ev  20020824.31  188C  PAL
SN2002ev  20020825.0   191C  PAL
SN2002ev  20020831.0   187C  PAL
SN2002ev  20020903.0   187C  PAL

# The position of SN 2002ev is R.A. = 20h23m00s.85, Decl. = -
# 1o48'14".6 (2000.0).  The host galaxy is anonymous.  The offset is
# reported as 8"E, 7"S, but at the reported position of SN, there is a
# very faint object can be seen on DSS 2 images, so it can be true
# host galaxy, and offset would be very small.  The UCB team has
# revealed that it is type II SN.  

SN2002ew  20020610.0  <195C  PAL
SN2002ew  20020804.0  <195C  PAL
SN2002ew  20020824.34  178C  PAL
SN2002ew  20020824.40  178C  PAL
SN2002ew  20020825.0   177C  PAL

# The host galaxy of SN 2002ew is also anonymous.  The position of SN
# is: R.A. = 20h54m30s.50, Decl. = -0o08'26".0 (2000.0), which is 4"
# due south of the center of host galaxy.  Note that there are two
# foreground stars (or companion galaxies?) about 3.5" ESE and 4".4
# ENE of SN, so separating of this SN would be difficult.  The UCB 
# team revealed that it is of young SN II.  The recession velocity of
# the host galaxy was measured as 8920 km/s, which suggest that SN
# 2002ew is somethat more luminous than typical SN II.

SN2002ex  20020722.0  <205C  PAL
SN2002ex  20020808.0  <205C  PAL
SN2002ex  20020817.0   202:C PAL
SN2002ex  20020819.28  195C  PAL
SN2002ex  20020819.40  195C  PAL
SN2002ex  20020828.0   187C  PAL

# The host galaxy of SN 2002ex is also anonymous.  The position of SN
# is : R.A. = 22h09m00s.79, Decl. = -10o36'25".8 (2000.0), which is
# 1".5 due north of the center of the host galaxy.  The UCB team has
# revealed that it is type Ic SN about a week after maximum on Sept.
# 4.  The recession velocity was measured as 11310 km/s.  

SN2002ey  20020817.3  <190:C  KAI
SN2002ey  20020903.3   177:C  KAI
SN2002ey  20020904.3   177:C  KAI

# The host galaxy is again anonymous, but probably a member of Pegasus
# II cluster, which include NGC 7499, NGC 7501, and NGC 7503.  SNe
# 1986M (Ib?  peak m_pg ~ 16.5, near NGC 7499) and 2001ic (Ia, peak
# mag ~ 17.4C:, in NGC 7503) were discovered in this cluster.  The
# position of SN 2002ey is R.A. = 23h10m12s.33, Decl. = +7o32'59".9.
# which is about 6" east and 5" north of the host galaxy, which is
# located about 3'.2 SE of NGC 7499.  The UCB team has revealed that
# it is type Ia SN.  They comment that its spectrum resembles that of
# subluminous SN Ia 1991bg.

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