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Optical and Infrared Photometry of SN 2005df
Kevin Krisciunas, Nicholas B. Suntzeff, Juan Espinoza +3
We present optical BVRI and near-infrared YJHK_s photometry of the normal Type Ia supernova 2005df, obtained with the CTIO 1.3-m and 0.9-m telescopes. The B- and V-band photometry,…
Fixing the U-band photometry of Type Ia supernovae
Kevin Krisciunas, Deepak Bastola, Juan Espinoza +8
We present previously unpublished photometry of supernovae 2003gs and 2003hv. Using spectroscopically-derived corrections to the U-band photometry, we reconcile U-band light curves…
The fast declining Type Ia supernova 2003gs, and evidence for a significant dispersion in near-infrared absolute magnitudes of fast decliners at maximum light
Kevin Krisciunas, G. H. Marion, Nicholas B. Suntzeff +17
We obtained optical photometry of SN 2003gs on 49 nights, from 2 to 494 days after T(B_max). We also obtained near-IR photometry on 21 nights. SN 2003gs was the first fast declinin…
Do the photometric colors of Type II-P Supernovae allow accurate determination of host galaxy extinction?
Kevin Krisciunas, Mario Hamuy, Nicholas B. Suntzeff +10
We present infrared photometry of SN 1999em, plus optical photometry, infrared photometry, and optical spectroscopy of SN 2003hn. Both objects were Type II-P supernovae. The V-[RIJ…
The Type Ia supernova 2004S, a clone of SN 2001el, and the optimal photometric bands for extinction estimation
Kevin Krisciunas, Peter M. Garnavich, Vallery Stanishev +9
We present optical (UBVRI) and near-infrared (YJHK) photometry of the normal Type Ia supernova 2004S. We also present eight optical spectra and one near-IR spectrum of SN 2004S. Th…
Optical and Near-Infrared Observations of the Peculiar Type Ia Supernova 1999ac
Mark M. Phillips, Kevin Krisciunas, Nicholas B. Suntzeff +29
We present 39 nights of optical photometry, 34 nights of infrared photometry, and 4 nights of optical spectroscopy of the Type Ia SN 1999ac. This supernova was discovered two weeks…