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> Title: SN 2009ip: an LBV becomes a real supernova
> Author: Nathan Smith, Jon Mauerhan (U. Arizona)
> Queries: nathans@as.arizona.edu
> Posted: 22 Sep 2012; 03:43 UT
> Subjects:Optical, Star, Supernovae, Transient, Variables
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> SN 2009ip was a transient source that was attributed to the eruption of
> a massive LBV star. Pre-discovery images with HST showed a massive blue
> progenitor star with a ZAMS mass of about 60 M_sun or more (Smith et al.
> 2010; Foley et al. 2011) as well as pre-outburst variability consistent
> with a massive eruptive LBV (Smith et al. 2010), culminating in an erupti=
on
> with a peak absolute magnitude of -14.5 mag (Smith et al. 2010). It then
> had a second LBV-like outburst in July 2010 with a peak absolute magnitud=
e
> of about -14 (Drake et al. 2010; ATel 2897).
>
> Drake et al. (2012; ATel #4334) then reported a third brightening of the
> object on 2012 July 24, which reached an absolute magnitude brighter than
> -14.5 by August 2012. Foley et al. (2012; ATel #4338) reported that a
> high-resolution spectrum of SN2009ip in this most recent outburst obtaine=
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> on 2012 August 26 showed bright Balmer lines with Lorentzian profiles tha=
t
> have FWHM of 640 km/s. This is similar to the spectra of its previous 200=
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> outburst (Smith et al. 2010; Foley et al. 2011).
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> We obtained low and moderate-resolution spectra using the Steward
> Observatory
> B&C spectrograph on the Bok 90" telescope on Kitt Peak on 2012 September
> 15 and 16, which reveal important changes in the spectrum. In addition
> to the narrow lines reported previously, the new spectra also show very
> broad lines typical of a normal Type II supernova. H Balmer lines have
> strong P Cygni profiles, with a minimum in the absorption at -6000 km/s,
> and a blue edge to the absorption at -13,000 km/s. Although calibrated
> photometry was not obtained, the object in the guider camera (red
> sensitive)
> appeared brighter than at any previous time compared to nearby field star=
s.
> It seems probable that the object discovered as SN 2009ip has suffered
> multiple LBV eruptions, but has now exploded as a genuine core-collapse
> supernova of Type IIn.
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> We encourage immediate intense followup observations at all wavelengths.
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Title: =A0SN 2009ip: an LBV becomes a real supernova
Author: Nathan Smith, Jon Mauerhan (U. Arizona)
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Posted: 22 Sep 2012; 03:43 UT
Subjects:Optical, Star, Supernovae, Transient, Variables
SN 2009ip was a transient source that was attributed to the eruption of
a massive LBV star. =A0Pre-discovery images with HST showed a massive blue<=
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progenitor star with a ZAMS mass of about 60 M_sun or more (Smith et al.
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2010; Foley et al. 2011) as well as pre-outburst variability consistent
with a massive eruptive LBV (Smith et al. 2010), culminating in an eruption=
with a peak absolute magnitude of -14.5 mag (Smith et al. 2010). =A0It then=
had a second LBV-like outburst in July 2010 with a peak absolute magnitude<=
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of about -14 (Drake et al. 2010; ATel 2897).
Drake et al. (2012; ATel #4334) then reported a third brightening of the
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object on 2012 July 24, which reached an absolute magnitude brighter than
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-14.5 by August 2012. =A0Foley et al. (2012; ATel #4338) reported that a
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high-resolution spectrum of SN2009ip in this most recent outburst obtained<=
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on 2012 August 26 showed bright Balmer lines with Lorentzian profiles that<=
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have FWHM of 640 km/s. This is similar to the spectra of its previous 2009<=
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outburst (Smith et al. 2010; Foley et al. 2011).
We obtained low and moderate-resolution spectra using the Steward Observato=
ry
B&C spectrograph on the Bok 90" telescope on Kitt Peak on 2012 Sep=
tember
15 and 16, which reveal important changes in the spectrum. =A0In addition
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to the narrow lines reported previously, the new spectra also show very
broad lines typical of a normal Type II supernova. =A0H Balmer lines have
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strong P Cygni profiles, with a minimum in the absorption at -6000 km/s,
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and a blue edge to the absorption at -13,000 km/s. =A0Although calibrated
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photometry was not obtained, the object in the guider camera (red sensitive=
)
appeared brighter than at any previous time compared to nearby field stars.=
It seems probable that the object discovered as SN 2009ip has suffered
multiple LBV eruptions, but has now exploded as a genuine core-collapse
supernova of Type IIn.
We encourage immediate intense followup observations at all wavelengths.
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