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Comparison of the distribution of the integrated bolometric light-curve luminosity Erad of observed Type IIn supernovae (top) and the conversion efficiency fM from our models (bottom). The data from Hiramatsu et al. (2024) distinguish between a high-luminosity group (Erad ∼ 1.8 × 1050 erg, blue) and a low-luminosity group (Erad ∼ 1.4 × 1049 erg, orange), while that of Ransome & Villar (2025) is derived via MOSFIT by fitting and integrating the bolometric light curve for each transient until day 200 after the explosion. The data from Ransome & Villar (2025) were normalized to the total number of transients they analyzed.
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