MASTER OT J095321.02+202721.2: Luminous Type II-L Supernova

The optical transient MASTER OT J095321.02+202721.2, discovered in 2014, was not classified or confirmed as a supernova. We present the light curve of this object which allows us to classify it as a type II-L supernova with the absolute magnitude at maximum brightness M_R about -19.4 mag.

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cyberleninka.ru
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.24412/2221-0474-2025-45-77-81
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Gamma-ray bursts and supernovae
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MASTER OT J095321.02+202721.2: Luminous Type II-L Supernova

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MASTER OT J095321.02+202721.2: Luminous Type II-L Supernova

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Abstract

The optical transient MASTER OT J095321.02+202721.2, discovered in 2014, was not classified or confirmed as a supernova. We present the light curve of this object which allows us to classify it as a type II-L supernova with the absolute magnitude at maximum brightness M_R about -19.4 mag.

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