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An improved standardization framework for Type II-P supernovae using a hierarchical Bayesian approach
A. Holas, S. Taubenberger, C. Vogl +41
We use Type II-P supernovae (SNe II-P) observed as part of the Nearby Supernova Factory (SNfactory) experiment as standardizable candles to develop an improved standardization fram…
An Agnostic Approach to Building Empirical Type Ia Supernova Light Curves: Evidence for Intrinsic Chromatic Flux Variation Using Nearby Supernova Factory Data
Jared Hand, A. G. Kim, G. Aldering +35
We present a new empirical Type Ia supernova (SN Ia) model with three chromatic flux variation templates: one phase dependent and two phase independent. No underlying dust extincti…
Non-LTE radiative transfer simulations: Improved agreement of the double detonation with normal Type Ia supernovae
Christine E. Collins, Luke J. Shingles, Stuart A. Sim +6
The double detonation is a widely discussed explosion mechanism for Type Ia supernovae, whereby a helium shell detonation ignites a secondary detonation in the carbon/oxygen core o…
Intrinsic and extinction colour components in SNeIa and the determination of
G. Smadja, Y. Copin, W. Hillebrandt +2
The key ingredients in this attempt at separating for each supernova the intrinsic and extinction colour components, and then measuring Rv , are the assumptions of a linearized dep…
Reeling in the Whirlpool: the distance to M 51 clarified by Cepheids and the Type IIP SN 2005cs
G. Csörnyei, R. I. Anderson, C. Vogl +4
Despite being one of the best-known galaxies, the distance to the Whirlpool Galaxy, M 51, is still debated. Current estimates range from 6.02 to 9.09 Mpc, and different methods yie…
Family dispute: do Type IIP supernova siblings agree on their distance?
Géza Csörnyei, Christian Vogl, Stefan Taubenberger +7
Context: Type II supernovae provide a direct way to estimate distances through the expanding photosphere method, which is independent of the cosmic distance ladder. A recently intr…