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SN 2022ywf

Right ascension (α)
20.55081667 Degree
Declination (δ)
0.95657778 Degree
Distance (d)
22.22000000 Megaparsec ± 3.75000000 Megaparsec
Recession velocity (vrec)
2289 Kilometres per second Virgo infall + Great Attractor corrected
Redshift (z)
0.00763528
Photometry
Yes · 125 points
Spectra
19 spectra

Measurements

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

Property Barna et al. (2026)
Milky Way reddening (E(B−V)MW) 0.02900000 Magnitude
Absolute peak magnitude — B band (MB) Johnson filter system -13.74000000 Magnitude ± 0.44000000 Magnitude
Absolute peak magnitude — r band (Mr) Sloan filter system -13.81000000 Magnitude ± 0.44000000 Magnitude
Absolute peak magnitude — V band (MV) Johnson filter system -13.68000000 Magnitude ± 0.44000000 Magnitude
Apparent peak magnitude — B band (mB) Johnson filter system 18.18000000 Magnitude ± 0.02000000 Magnitude
Apparent peak magnitude — r band (mr) Sloan filter system 18.06000000 Magnitude ± 0.02000000 Magnitude
Apparent peak magnitude — V band (mV) Johnson filter system 18.25000000 Magnitude ± 0.02000000 Magnitude
Decline over 15 days — B band (Δm15(B)) Johnson filter system 1.65000000 Magnitude
Decline over 15 days — r band (Δm15(r)) Sloan filter system 0.91000000 Magnitude
Decline over 15 days — V band (Δm15(V)) Johnson filter system 1.19000000 Magnitude
Explosion time (texp) 59878.40000000 Day
Rise time (trise) 10.40000000 Day
TARDIS model velocity (vTARDIS) 2400 Kilometres per second

Light curve

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Spectrum

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