SN 1954a Ib in NGC 4214 (Irr)
OBJ: SN 1954a Ib in NGC 4214 (Irr). See
Leda: NGC 4214 (Irr).
DISCOVERY: ?
MAX: 1954apr19 in pg from \citet{casebeer2000}.
This day of the year 110. Recall 1954 was a leap year.
SUPERNOVA of the YEAR: 1. Those were the good old days
when the 1st supernova of the year didn't happen until April.
HEADER: D. J. Jeffery (2006jan01).
REF:
\bibitem[Blaylock et al.(2000)]{blaylock2000}
Blaylock, M., Branch, D., Casebeer, D., Milliard, J., Baron, E., Richardson, D., \&~ Acheta, C.
2000, PASP, 112, 1439
%
% ADS Reference
% Mount Wilson and Palomar Photographic Supernova Spectra
% This includes SN 1954A Ib.
\bibitem[Branch(1972)]{branch1972} Branch, D. 1972, A\&A, 16, 247
%
% ADS reference
% The spectrum of the type I supernova of 1954 in NGC 4214.
% David confirms He I lines in SN 1954A Ib.
% McLaughlin identified them in 1963.
\bibitem[Casebeer et al.(2000)]{casebeer2000}
Casebeer, D., Branch, D., Blaylock, M., Milliard, J., Baron, E., Richardson, D., \&~ Acheta, C.
2000, PASP, 112, 1433
%
% ADS Reference
% Lick Observatory Photographic Supernova Spectra
% This includes SN 1954A Ib with pg maximum estimated as 1954_04_19.
\bibitem[McLaughlin(1963)]{mclaughlin1963} McLaughlin, D. B. 1963, PASP, 75, 133
%
% ADS reference
% The spectrum of the type I supernova of 1954 in NGC 4214.
% McLaughlin identified them in 1963.
% This is Dean B. McLaughlin: a much older namesake of
% unrelated astronomer Dean E. McLaughlin.
REP: Flux in some weird sense vs. lambda (ang) (iformat = 1)
COR: deredshifted ??? (heliocentric velocity 292 +/- 2 and
v_hel corrected for CMB radiation 549 km/s from
Leda: NGC 4214 (Irr).
not dereddened (Galactic foreground .09/4... =.0225
Schlegel et al. (1998)
not smoothed, very not photometric,
This are digitized microphotometer transmission tracings of photographic plates.
Estimated pg maximum is 2002feb07 (see above).
OBS: ????
This is a combined spectrum made up from sn1954a_1954_06_06.b.html scaled up by 1.55/1.16 and
sn1954a_1954_06_06.r.html. The scaling was needed to not create an artificial line feature
at the joining point which was 5200.4 A. I used ./trans.f to do the scaling.
Date: 1954jun06 (158) with 1954apr19 (110) for pg maximum gives:
day = 158 - 110 = 48
&specnamelist
aname='sn1954ap Ib 1954_06_06'
ebv=.0225
epoch= 48 ! This parameter needs to updated for the particular spectrum.
iformat=1
itick=4
itickln=4
t_rise=20.d0 ! default
v_helio=0. ! 292 km/s, but I think these have already been dereddshifted. It's pretty small in any case.
ymin2=1.
ymax2=2.
ymin3=.85
ymax3=1.15
wlammin1=3355.9
wlammax1=7096.865
wlammin2=3355.9
wlammax2=7096.865
wlammin3=3750.
wlammax3=6600.
xx_cont=.075d0 ! The default value is .15d+0, but the microphotometer transmission tracings need something smaller.
/
Postscript plot of the spectrum.
Postscript plot of the spectrum with local normalization.
FITS: Fits format information from the compilers.
For the blue region.
SIMPLE = T
BITPIX = -32
NAXIS = 1
NAXIS1 = 2999
CRVAL1 = 3355.9
CDELT1 = 0.67
CTYPE1 = 'LINEAR '
OBJECT = '1954A '
SNTYPE = 'Ib '
TYPECITE= 'Blaylock et al. 2000'
MAXDATE = '1954-04-19'
MAXBAND = 'pg '
MAXCITE = 'Blaylock et al. 2000'
DATE-OBS= '1954-06-06'
HOSTGAL = 'NGC4214 '
HELVEL = 291.
HVELCITE= 'Blaylock et al. 2000'
OBSERVER= 'unknown '
OBSAFFIL= 'unknown '
END
For the red region.
SIMPLE = T
BITPIX = -32
NAXIS = 1
NAXIS1 = 4942
CRVAL1 = 4947.53
CDELT1 = 0.435
CTYPE1 = 'LINEAR '
OBJECT = '1954A '
SNTYPE = 'Ib '
TYPECITE= 'Blaylock et al. 2000'
MAXDATE = '1954-04-19'
MAXBAND = 'pg '
MAXCITE = 'Blaylock et al. 2000'
DATE-OBS= '1954-06-06'
HOSTGAL = 'NGC4214 '
HELVEL = 291.
HVELCITE= 'Blaylock et al. 2000'
OBSERVER= 'unknown '
OBSAFFIL= 'unknown '
END
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