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IAUC 8798: 2007G, 2007H, 2007I, 2007J, 2007K, 2007L, 2007M

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                                                  Circular No. 8798
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
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SUPERNOVAE 2007G, 2007H, 2007I, 2007J, 2007K, 2007L, 2007M
     Seven apparent supernovae have been discovered on unfiltered
CCD frames:  2007G by C. C. Jin, Y. Cao, F.-Y. Bian, Y.-Q. Lou, X.
F. Wang, Y. Wu, and Y. Yang (THCA Supernova Survey/TNT; cf. IAUC
8648); 2007J independently by J. Newton and T. Puckett (cf. IAUC
8794; 0.40-m reflector at Portal, AZ) and by N. Lee and W. Li
(LOSS/KAIT; cf. IAUC 8794; source of tabulated data below); and the
rest via LOSS (N. Joubert, N. Lee, D. R. Madison, R. Mostardi, and
W. Li).

SN      2007 UT      R.A.  (2000.0)  Decl.    Mag.     Offset
2007G   Jan.  9.48   0 08 09.81  +27 00 11.4  17.5  0".5 W, 3".2 S
2007H   Jan. 10.36   8 35 01.98  - 8 20 15.3  17.7  3".1 W, 2".5 S
2007I   Jan. 14.44  11 59 13.15  - 1 36 18.9  18.0  0".8 E, 0".8 S
2007J   Jan. 15.21   2 18 51.70  +33 43 43.3  18.2  5".4 E, 15".3 N
2007K   Jan. 16.40   9 14 26.21  +36 06 52.4  17.2  0".3 E, 8".1 N
2007L   Jan. 18.10   0 43 52.20  + 0 47 35.6  16.8  5".1 E, 31".3 S
2007M   Jan. 14.47  12 04 34.17  +20 11 30.2  19.2  23" E, 48" S

Additional magnitudes for 2007G in UGC 68:  2006 Oct. 3.55 UT,
[18.5 (TNT); Nov. 16.16, [19.0 (KAIT); Dec. 7.15, 17.3 (KAIT);
12.51, 17.5 (TNT); 21.14, 17.3 (KAIT); 2007 Jan. 1.16, 17.4 (KAIT).
The tabulated offset for 2007G is with respect to the center of the
eastern component in the double-nucleus galaxy UGC 68 (PGC 167).
W. Li provides position end figures 09s.78, 11".2 for 2007G (and
offset 0".5 east, 1".5 south of the western component of the
nucleus of UGC 68).  Additional magnitudes for 2007H:  2006 Dec.
19.39, [19.0; 2007 Jan. 14.37, 17.9.  Additional magnitudes for
2007I:  2006 Dec. 7.46, [19.2; 2007 Jan. 15.49, 17.6.  Additional
magnitudes for 2007J in UGC 1778:  2006 Dec. 6.22, [19.5 (KAIT);
18, [19.9 (Puckett); 2007 Jan. 16.14, 17.3 (Puckett); 17.16, 17.3
(Puckett).  Additional magnitudes for 2007K in MCG +06-20-50:  2006
Dec. 3.39, [19.5; 2007 Jan. 18.32, 17.1.  Additional KAIT
magnitudes for 2007L in UGC 466:  Jan. 8.11, [18.3; 19.10, 16.8.
Additional magnitudes for 2007M in NGC 4076:  2006 May 12.19, [19.5;
Dec. 24.51, 18.6; 2007 Jan. 15.51, 19.3.  Spectroscopic supernova
identifications (and published references):  SNe 2007G and 2007L,
type-II (CBET 815); 2007H, type-Ia (discovered about a week past
maximum; cf. CBET 811); 2007I, type-Ic (discovered about 2 weeks
past maximum; cf. CBET 808); 2007J, type-Ia (discovered
approximately 2 months past maximum; cf. CBET 817); 2007K, type-IIn
(CBET 813); 2007M, type-Ia (roughly 2 months past maximum on Jan.
22; cf. CBET 816).

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2007 January 23                (8798)            Daniel W. E. Green

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