VizieR

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VizieR

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J/ApJ/926/98
  Type Ia supernovae with GALEX observations (Dubay+, 2022)
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2022ApJ...926...98D
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1.J/ApJ/926/98/table2Supernovae observed by GALEX only after discovery (104 rows)

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  recno  Record number assigned by the VizieR team. Should Not be used for identification. ((unassigned);phys.veloc.orbital;arith.diff;phys.veloc)
  Name (char) Supernova name ((unassigned);phys.veloc.orbital;arith.diff;spect.line.veloc;arith)
  Disc "Y:M:D" [1937/2010] Year of the discovery date ((unassigned);phys.veloc.orbital;arith.diff;pos.centroid;meta.main)
  Nfuv   [0/30] Number of FUV epochs ((unassigned);phys.veloc.orbital;arith.diff;src.var)
  Nnuv   [0/182] Number of NUV epochs ((unassigned);(unassigned);(unassigned);src.var)
  tFirst d [35/25295] Time of first epoch; days after discovery ((unassigned);(unassigned);(unassigned);pos.centroid;meta.main)
  tLast d [292/25295] Time of last epoch; days after discovery ((unassigned);(unassigned);(unassigned);pos.centroid;meta.main)
  Simbad  ask the Simbad data-base about this object ((unassigned);phys.veloc.orbital;arith.diff;pos.geocentric)
  _RA deg Right Ascension (J2000) from SIMBAD (not part of the original data) ((unassigned);phys.veloc.orbital;arith.diff;(unassigned);arith)
  _DE deg Declination (J2000) from SIMBAD (not part of the original data) ((unassigned);phys.veloc.orbital;arith.diff;(unassigned);arith)

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