Explosive Ideas about Massive Stars - from Observations to Modeling
Explosive Ideas about Massive Stars - from Observations to Modeling
10-13 August 2011 AlbaNova University Center
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Carnegie Supernova Project Observations of Stripped Core-Collapse Supernovae
 
The Carnegie Supernova Project obtained detailed optical (uBgVri) and near-IR (YJHKs)
light curves of 35 Type Ib/c and Type IIb supernova. This data set is particularly
well-suited to explore color relations over a broad wavelength range, and may offer
new ways to accurately estimate host galaxy extinction. I will present the
photometric sample and results from an initial analysis of the light curves and
spectrophotometry.
 
Id: 362
Place: AlbaNova University Center
Room: Oskar Klein
Starting date:
11-Aug-2011   14:00
Duration: 30'
Primary Authors: Mrs. STRITZINGER, Maximilian (Stockholm University)
Presenters: Mrs. STRITZINGER, Maximilian
 
Included in session: What we can learn from SN spectra and light curves