Supernova rates and luminosity functions from ASAS-SN - II. 2014–2017 core-collapse supernovae and their subtypes

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A&A, 703 (2025) A34

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Table 1.

General properties of the SNe.

Name	Type ^(a)	RA	Dec	z_host	m_V, peak	M_V, peak	F_V, peak	t_peak	μ(z)	A_V, MW^(b)	K_V, peak
		[J2000]	[J2000]		[mag]	[mag]	[mJy]	[JD]	[mag]	[mag]	[mag]
ASASSN-14at	II	17 55 05.31	+18 15 27.4	0.010431	16.56	−16.99	0.853	56782.40	33.27	0.26	0.030
ASASSN-14az	IIb	23 44 48.05	−02 07 02.1	0.0067	14.65	−17.76	4.976	56793.75	32.30	0.10	0.009
ASASSN-14bu	II	11 18 41.03	+25 09 59.9	0.0254	16.63	−18.72	0.805	56812.40	35.22	0.05	0.074
ASASSN-14dp	II	11 21 58.33	−37 54 24.6	0.009159	15.81	−17.59	1.711	56866.00	32.98	0.38	0.040
ASASSN-14dq	II	21 57 59.97	+24 16 08.1	0.010424	15.70	−17.82	1.885	56846.30	33.27	0.22	0.037
ASASSN-14il	IIn	00 45 32.55	−14 15 34.6	0.021989	15.09	−19.98	3.323	56962.85	34.91	0.07	0.096
...

Notes. The full table is available at the CDS.

^(a)

All the supernova types, coordinates, and host galaxy redshifts were obtained from Holoien et al. (2017a,b,c, 2019).

^(b)

The Galactic extinction, A_v, MW, was obtained through the NASA-IPAC Extragalactic Database (NED).

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