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SN 2014ck

Right ascension (α)
341.41200000 Degree
Declination (δ)
73.16186111 Degree
Distance (d)
26.26000000 Megaparsec ± 1.90000000 Megaparsec
Recession velocity (vrec)
1780 Kilometres per second Virgo infall + Great Attractor corrected
Redshift (z)
0.00593744
Photometry
Yes · 217 points
Spectra
3 spectra

Measurements

Each column groups the values reported together by one source entry. Empty cells mean that source did not report that property.

Property Tomasella et al. (2016)
Host galaxy reddening (E(B−V)host) 0.05000000 Magnitude
Milky Way reddening (E(B−V)MW) 0.40600000 Magnitude
Absolute peak magnitude — B band (MB) Johnson filter system -17.09242561 Magnitude ± 0.15743131 Magnitude
Absolute peak magnitude — r band (Mr) Sloan filter system -17.08389761 Magnitude ± 0.15995192 Magnitude
Absolute peak magnitude — V band (MV) Johnson filter system -17.10007361 Magnitude ± 0.15743131 Magnitude
Apparent peak magnitude — B band (mB) Johnson filter system 16.87000000 Magnitude ± 0.01000000 Magnitude
Apparent peak magnitude — r band (mr) Sloan filter system 16.20000000 Magnitude ± 0.03000000 Magnitude
Apparent peak magnitude — V band (mV) Johnson filter system 16.41000000 Magnitude ± 0.01000000 Magnitude
Decline over 15 days — B band (Δm15(B)) Johnson filter system 1.76000000 Magnitude
Decline over 15 days — r band (Δm15(r)) Sloan filter system 0.58000000 Magnitude
Decline over 15 days — V band (Δm15(V)) Johnson filter system 0.88000000 Magnitude
Explosion time (texp) 56828.20000000 Day
Ejecta mass (Mej) 0.35000000 Solar mass
Nickel mass (MNi) 0.09000000 Solar mass
Peak bolometric luminosity (Lbol) 1.91000000 10^42 erg per second
Rise time (trise) 18.42000000 Day
Photometric blueshift (vph) -4008 Kilometres per second
Spectral-line blueshift — Si II (vSi II) -2560 Kilometres per second

Light curve

Observed magnitude by reported observation time. Axis labels identify the displayed time and magnitude systems; brighter measurements appear at the top.

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Spectrum

Compare up to 10 selected full-resolution observed spectra on one chart. Raw flux is shown by default; normalization is an explicit display option.

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Flux display Normalization divides each spectrum by its maximum absolute reported flux.