SNe in the cluster lens SDSSJ1004+4112

Observations:
Banddateorbits
I (F814W)Apr 20041
Dec 20052
V (F555W)Apr 20041
Dec 20053
B (F475W)Dec 20055



Search status: Done

Follow-up status: Need spectra of the SN and host galaxies




Candidate #1

New SN, brighter in the 2005 image.
Finding charts:

Details:


- all magnitudes were measured with sextractor, cited are MAG_AUTO, with ACS vega zeropoints.
- coordinates based on ACS header/wcs.

SN cand#1
Ra: 10:04:33.041 Dec: +41:12:31.34
I~24.8
V~26.5
B~27.6

Hosts
galaxy south of the SN:
the SN is 8.45''N and 4.44''E of a galaxy at RA:10:04:33.027 Dec:+41:12:30.52
I~22.3
V~24.1
B~25
galaxy north of the SN:
the SN is 0.09''S and 2.52''W of a galaxy at Ra:10:04:33.055 Dec:+41:12:33.84.
I~21.3
V~23.2
B~24.2



Candidate #2

Old SN, brighter in the 2004 I-band image.
The host is probably a foreground galaxy.
SN I~25.8, RA: 10:04:30.645 Dec: +41:14:11.13
Possible hosts:
RA: 10:04:30.965 Dec: +41:14:10.500 B~24.7
RA: 10:04:30.589 Dec: +41:14:05.774 B~24.5
RA: 10:04:30.650 Dec: +41:14:10.503 B~26.0

Candidate #3

New faint SN candidate, brighter in the 2007 I-band image.

SN I~26.3, RA: 10:04:30.960 Dec: +41:14:13.74
Possible hosts:
RA: 10:04:30.937 Dec: +41:14:13.43 I~21.7
RA: 10:04:31.00 Dec: +41:14:13.26 I~22.3
the hosts have reddish colors, so might be in the cluster. need followup!


Follow-up photometry of the live SNe was obtained by Avishay on 2006 Feb. 6, using the Palomar 200" + LFC, at least one epoch, 1 hour in r, i, each.
Constructed: Jan 2006, by: Keren Sharon, E-Mail: kerens@wise.tau.ac.il