Supernova 2009ip outbursts in 2012: From scenario to model
arXiv:2209.05204 · doi:10.1134/S1063773722080023
Abstract
Spherical and aspherical models are presented for two outbursts in 2012 of supernova 2009ip. Models are based on a scenario which suggests that the August 2012 outburst is caused by the explosive shell ejection from LBV-presupernova. The model predicts an emergence of an unobserved outburst in late July 2012 related to a shock breakout and a subsequent diffusive radiative cooling of the ejected envelope. The luminosity of the first observed outburst in August 2012 was presumably powered by the central source, whereas the second, more powerful outburst in late September 2012, was caused by the ejecta interaction with the circumstellar envelope. Models provide estimates of the ejecta energy and mass along with the mass of the circumstellar shell.
arXiv commentAccepted by Astronomy Letters
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