DRAFT
2024-12-09 13:29:49
Type: Object/s-Discovery/Classification
Hostless candidates detected by ELEPHANT
Authors: P. Pessi (OKC), R. Durgesh (independent), 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 10 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. 

These candidates were found through a dedicated Telegram bot, publicly available at https://t.me/fink_hostless .  This is part of a series of public bots made available by Fink. The full list can be found here.

     
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Catalog Name Reported RA Reported DEC Reported Obj-Type Reported Redshift Host Name Host Redshift Remarks TNS RA TNS DEC TNS Obj-Type TNS Redshift
TNS 2024aami [ZTF24abqwrpk] 09:45:57.392 +77:25:47.35 Reported as a SLSN candidate by Sheng et al. in AstroNote 2024-334 09:45:57.392 +77:25:47.35
TNS 2024ypy [ZTF24abntutt] 22:39:57.192 -16:27:49.53 Reported as a SLSN candidate by Sheng et al. in AstroNote 2024-334 22:39:57.192 -16:27:49.53
TNS 2024abwf [ZTF24abtsprb] 09:02:20.000 +26:54:58.03 Supernova candidate around peak. 09:02:19.990 +26:54:58.01
TNS 2024acqp [ZTF24abugpzu] 09:24:47.133 +19:22:57.04 Supernova candidate. Rising or around peak. 09:24:47.146 +19:22:56.93
TNS 2024absb [ZTF24abteblh] 20:47:20.451 +01:01:19.78 Supernova candidate. Seems to be rising after a shallow bump in the light curve. 20:47:20.434 +01:01:19.72
TNS 2024adfq [ZTF24abtlppf] 00:53:14.400 +53:59:39.33 Supernova candidate. Slowly rising for two weeks. 00:53:14.400 +53:59:39.33
TNS 2024acet [ZTF24abrlecu] 01:49:37.979 -20:33:24.31 Supernova candidate. Possibly past peak although there seems to be some bumps. 01:49:37.979 -20:33:24.31
TNS 2024abkt [ZTF24absoabp] 21:27:43.685 -12:57:34.66 Supernova candidate. Possibly past a flat peak, although there seems to be shallow bumps. 21:27:43.685 -12:57:34.66
TNS 2024aaxx [ZTF24absazmk] 04:56:26.163 +70:40:39.23 Light curve decline rate is consistent with a CV although the light curve shows a subtle bump, which is not so common in these type of sources. 04:56:26.170 +70:40:39.25
TNS 2024acnu [ZTF24abtoxri] 23:26:25.290 -12:28:33.09 First reported as a CV candidate, the light curve decline rate is not consistent with a CV. Instead, the light curve seems to be consistent with a supernova, as it seems to show a plateau after its first peak. 23:26:25.290 -12:28:33.09

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