AstroNote 2024-252

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2024-09-13 11:37:24
Type: Object/s-Discovery/Classification
Hostless candidates detected by ELEPHANT
Authors: R. Durgesh (independent), P. Pessi (OKC), E. E. O. Ishida (CNRS), E. E. Hayes (KIC), L. Nakazono (USP), R. A. P. Oliveira (UW), A. Moitinho (CENTRA), A. Krone-Martins (UC), B. Moews (UE), R. S. de Souza (UH), R. Beck (independent), M. A. Kuhn (UH), K. Nowak (UH), and S. Vaughan (MU), for the COIN collaboration.
Source Group: COIN
Abstract:
We report 9 hostless candidates selected by the ELEPHANT pipeline.

Transient astronomical events that exhibit no evident association with a host galaxy are rare phenomena associated with extremely energetic events. They can offer unique insights into the properties and evolution of stars and galaxies. In this context, we developed the ELEPHANT pipeline (Pessi et al. 2024) to process alerts from the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF; Bellm et al. 2019; Graham et al. 2019) ingested by the Fink broker (Möller et al. 2021) and automatically find hostless candidates. 

This report includes recent hostless candidates, sumarized below. We encourage classification and follow up of these targets.

 
 
 
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CatalogNameReported RAReported DECReported Obj-TypeReported RedshiftHost NameHost RedshiftRemarksTNS RATNS DECTNS Obj-TypeTNS Redshift
TNS2024tvp [ZTF24abcwlht]03:54:05.245-15:57:58.40Faint. Flat-ish light curve.03:54:05.231-15:57:58.54
TNS2024skd [ZTF24abcbnyj]07:38:17.798+34:34:27.58Supernova candidate. Last available observation is from around 2 weeks ago.07:38:17.798+34:34:27.58
TNS2024uhr [ZTF24abdnunm]02:10:14.434+27:08:55.33Supernova candidate. Rise time is around 2 weeks, now staring to decline.02:10:14.445+27:08:55.23
TNS2024udw [ZTF24abdolll]04:01:11.226+20:44:30.80Supernova candidate. Light curve shows a rise of around 2 weeks.04:01:11.227+20:44:30.62
TNS2024vge [ZTF24abdkymk]21:56:40.900+20:17:17.24Supernova candidate. Light curve rising for a little over 2 weeks.21:56:40.900+20:17:17.24
TNS2024vgf [ZTF24abdofqs]02:27:51.732+27:39:16.96Supernova candidate. First shallow detection around a month ago, last point detected on September 9th seems to indicate the light curve is peaking.02:27:51.732+27:39:16.96
TNS2024vgg [ZTF24abebruy]03:46:17.297+18:37:42.41Transient. Light curve around or just past peak.03:46:17.302+18:37:42.35
TNS2024sed [ZTF24aaybjvl]16:18:24.661+34:42:03.07Light curve seems to be peaking. Flagged as a SLSN by the ZTF Superluminous Supernova Science Program (AstroNote 2024-238, Perley et al. 2024) and by NEEDLE (AstroNote 2024-241, Sheng et al. 2024).16:18:24.661+34:42:03.07
TNS2024siw [ZTF24abakott]01:01:23.872+19:23:59.71Supernova candidate. Light curve is declining.01:01:23.872+19:23:59.71