The supernova zoo HUJI winter school #35

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The supernova zoo HUJI winter school #35 My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Supernova Classification The classification of supernovae is based almost entirely on peak visible-light spectra. This classification method was first proposed by Minkowski (1941; Type I/Type II) and developed since. Filippenko (1997) provided the classical review of this subject. The chapter “observational and physical classification of supernovae” in the “SN Handbook” (Gal-Yam 2016) provides a modern reference. My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type I supernovae (no hydrogen) My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type Ia My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type Ia - peculiars My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type Ia family – early, peculiar My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type Ia family – nebular, interacting My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type Ib/c supernovae (no hydrogen) My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type Ib My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Peculiar Type Ib My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Interacting Type Ibn My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type Ic My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type Ic-BL My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type I – nebular – Ca rich Ib My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type I – nebular – interactors My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Quantitative separation of Type I SNe Sun & Gal-Yam 2017 My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Hydrogen in SNe Ib My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type I – light curve outliers Taddia My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe De

Hydrogen rich Sne: Type II My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type II - regular My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type II - evolution My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type IIb - transitional My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Type IIn - interacting My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

SLSNe Superluminous SNe My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

SLSNe - peak My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

SLSNe - late My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

Summary My name is … I’m so glad to end this evening and have the opportunity to share with you some of our wonder at the universe

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