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SCAT classification of optical transients

ATel #12762; A. Do, A. V. Payne, M. A. Tucker, M. E. Huber, B. J. Shappee (IfA, UH Manoa)
on 15 May 2019; 02:47 UT
Distributed as an Instant Email Notice Supernovae
Credential Certification: Michael Tucker (tuckerma95@gmail.com)

Subjects: Optical, Cataclysmic Variable, Supernovae, Transient

The Spectral Classification of Astronomical Transients (SCAT) survey (ATel #) presents the classification of 12 optical transients. We report optical spectroscopy (330-970nm) taken with the University of Hawaii 88-inch (UH88) telescope using the SuperNova Integral Field Spectrograph (SNIFS). Transients were classified using the SuperNova IDentification code (SNID, Blondin & Tonry 2007, ApJ, 666, 1024). Redshifts given to 2 decimal places are derived from supernova lines, otherwise the redshift is from host emission lines or NED.

 
Survey Name       IAU Name    Date Obs.(UT) Disc ATel.      Type        Phase     Redshift    Notes 
ZTF19aatgrxl      SN2019enu   2019-05-11    ---             Ia-norm     -6 (2)    0.062 
ATLAS19jmh        SN2019evv   2019-05-11    ---             Ia-pec      post-max  0.055       (1) 
ZTF19aatgznl      SN2019ekb   2019-05-11    ---             Ia-norm     -5 (3)    0.067 
ZTF19aatnefp      SN2019eke   2019-05-11    ---             Ia-norm     +2 (4)    0.060 
ATLAS19inu        SN2019eok   2019-05-11    ---             Ia-norm     -6 (2)    0.04 
ZTF19aatzlmw      SN2019eow   2019-05-11    ---             Ia-norm     -1 (4)    0.07 
ZTF19aatvkrn      SN2019ell   2019-05-11    ---             Ia-norm     +1 (5)    0.051 
ATLAS19kej        AT2019exh   2019-05-11    ---             CV          ---       0           (2) 
PTSS19clcj        SN2019ejg   2019-05-12    ---             Ia-norm     -1 (3)    0.01   
ATLAS19kky        SN2019fbv   2019-05-12    ---             II          young     0.028       (3) 
ATLAS19kcs        SN2019exc   2019-05-12    ---             Ia-91bg     +10(4)    0.06        (4) 
ATLAS19kdv        SN2019exg   2019-05-12    ---             Ia-norm     ~+90      0.01        (5) 
  

(1) Matches SN Ia-91T templates and the Ia-09dc-like SN 2007if.
(2) Blue continuum with H-alpha and H-beta in emission at z=0, consistent with a CV outburst.
(3) Blue, mostly featureless continuum with possible weak Balmer emission. Redshift measured from a narrow emission line assumed to be from the host.
(4) Line widths favor Ia-91bg templates but overall line strengths favor Ia-norm templates, could be a transitional SN Ia-norm/91bg.
(5) Matches the classification from ATel #12749