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AMI-LA radio detection of the off-nuclear TDE AT2024tvd
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2024tvd
RA, DEC:17:10:42.585, +28:50:15.11
(257.677437, 28.837530)
Redshift:0.044938
Type:TDE
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We report here the radio (15.5 GHz) detection of the off-nuclear tidal disruption event AT 2024tvd by the AMI-LA telescope.
VLA radio detection of the off-nuclear TDE AT 2024tvd
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2024tvd
RA, DEC:17:10:42.585, +28:50:15.11
(257.677437, 28.837530)
Redshift:0.044938
Type:TDE
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We report here a 10 GHz detection of the off-nuclear tidal disruption event AT 2024tvd
Multiwavelength Observations of AT2024aehp
Keywords: Radio
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2024aehp [ZTF24abygbss]
, RA, DEC:08:21:07.471, +28:44:22.30
(125.281129, 28.739529)
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2018cow
RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
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We report VLA, P60/SEDM, and Swift/XRT observations of AT2024aehp (ZTF24abygbss).
AMI-LA radio observation of the TDE AT2024AS
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Radio Detection of AT2024wpp
Source Group: ZTF
Keywords: Radio
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2018cow
RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
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We report the detection of 10 and 15 GHz radio emission coincident with the luminous fast blue optical transient AT2024wpp at z=0.0868.
Radio observation of the FBOT AT 2024wpp with the Allen Telescope Array
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Radio Detection of TDE AT2024rny/ZTF24aazlori with the Very Large Array
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We report the radio detection of the TDE AT2024rny (z = 0.1055; TNS Classification Report No. 17882) with the VLA Ku-band receiver (~15GHz) at a flux density of 49 +/- 5 microJy.
Continued Observations of AT2024kmq (ZTF24aapvieu): Optical, X-ray, and Radio Detections
Source Group: ZTF
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We present luminous optical, UV, X-ray, and radio detections of the fast transient AT2024kmq (z=0.192). The transient is spatially coincident with the nucleus of an early-type galaxy, and we consider…
AMI-LA radio detection of the type II SN 2024iss
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2024iss
RA, DEC:12:59:06.130, +28:48:42.62
(194.775542, 28.811839)
Redshift:0.003334
Type:SN IIb
AMI-LA radio detection of the type II SN 2024ehs
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2024ehs
RA, DEC:10:53:00.536, +17:34:21.40
(163.252234, 17.572612)
Redshift:0.003776
Type:SN II
Radio observations of nearby TDE AT2024bgz/ZTF24aaecooj
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2024bgz [ZTF24aaecooj]
RA, DEC:09:44:04.770, -04:12:04.93
(146.019875, -4.201369)
Redshift:0.0585
Type:TDE
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We report new radio observations of the tidal disruption event (TDE) AT2024bgz/ZTF24aaecooj.
Radio detection of the nuclear transient AT2020afhd/ZTF20abwtifz
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2020afhd [ZTF20abwtifz]
RA, DEC:03:13:35.700, -02:09:06.37
(48.398750, -2.151769)
Redshift:0.027
Type:TDE
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We report the detection of radio emission coincident with the nuclear transient AT2020afhd.
VLA X-band detection of AT2023vth
Source Group: ZTF
Keywords: Radio
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2018cow
RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
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We report the detection of 10 GHz radio emission coincident with the luminous fast blue optical transient AT2023vth at z=0.0747.
AMI-LA radio detection of the type IIb SN 2023mut
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Radio Detection of SN2023ixf at 10 GHz
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2023ixf [ZTF23aaklqou]
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
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We report the radio detection of SN2023ixf in the nearby galaxy M101 at 10 GHz
VLA X-band detection of AT2023fhn
Source Group: ZTF
Keywords: Radio
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2018cow
RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
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We report the detection of luminous radio emission from the fast blue optical transient AT2023fhn at z=0.24.
VLA X-band detection of AT2023hkw
Source Group: ZTF
Keywords: Radio
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2018cow
, RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
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We report the detection of luminous radio emission from the luminous fast blue optical transient AT2023hkw at z=0.339.
VLA 10 GHz Observations of SN2023ixf
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2023ixf [ZTF23aaklqou]
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
We report the radio non-detection of SN2023ixf in the nearby galaxy M101 at 10 GHz.
POETS SubMillimeter Array (SMA) Observations of SN 2023ixf
Keywords: Radio
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2023ixf
RA, DEC:14:03:38.562, +54:18:41.94
(210.910675, 54.311651)
Redshift:0.0008
Type:SN II
We report an SMA non-detection of SN 2023ixf at 230 GHz on 2023 May 21.17 UT, as part of the new large program POETS (Pursuit of Extragalactic Transients with the SMA).
AT2023fhn X-ray and millimeter observations: upper limits from Swift and NOEMA
Source Group: ZTF
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2018cow
RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
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We report X-ray and millimeter-wave follow-up observations of the luminous fast blue optical transient (LFBOT) AT2023fhn.
A possible AMI-LA radio detection of the Tidal Disruption Event AT 2023clx
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Gemini, Swift, and VLA Observations of AT2022abfc, a Radio-loud Fast Optical Transient Coincident with a z=0.212 Galaxy
Source Group: ZTF
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2018cow
, RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
We report ZTF forced photometry, Gemini spectroscopy, VLA radio observations, and Swift X-ray observations of the optical transient AT2022abfc. Observations reveal a fast optical duration of a few da…
VLA Ku-band Detection of AT2022tsd
Source Group: ZTF
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2018cow
, RA, DEC:16:16:00.220, +22:16:04.91
(244.000917, 22.268031)
Redshift:0.014
Type:SN Ic-BL
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We report the detection of 15 GHz radio emission at the position of the fast optical transient AT2022tsd (z=0.256).
A possible VLA radio detection of the Tidal Disruption Event AT 2022dbl
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Radio detection of the TDE AT2021sdu
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2021sdu [ZTF21abjrysr]
RA, DEC:01:11:23.924, +50:34:29.67
(17.849683, 50.574908)
Redshift:0.059
Type:TDE
We report the detection of evolving radio emission from the TDE AT2021sdu.
Radio non-detections of 3 TDEs
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2021ehb [ZTF21aanxhjv]
, RA, DEC:03:07:47.806, +40:18:40.57
(46.949190, 40.311268)
Redshift:0.018
Type:TDE
2021mhg [ZTF21abaxaqq]
, RA, DEC:00:19:42.900, +29:19:00.70
(4.928750, 29.316861)
Redshift:0.073
Type:TDE
2021nwa [ZTF21abcgnqn]
RA, DEC:15:53:51.279, +55:35:19.67
(238.463663, 55.588798)
Redshift:0.047
Type:TDE
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We report radio non-detections of three TDEs: AT2021ehb, AT2021mhg, and AT2021nwa.
VLA, SRG, and Swift Observations of AT2021tnj/ZTF21abmdcbi
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2021tnj [ZTF21abmdcbi]
RA, DEC:01:41:20.099, +23:01:49.49
(25.333747, 23.030415)
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We report VLA, SRG, and Swift observations of the fast-fading luminous transient AT2021tnj.
Radio detection of the hydrogen-poor super-luminous supernova 2020tcw at 64 days post discovery
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2020tcw [ATLAS20zst]
RA, DEC:15:28:17.080, +39:56:50.53
(232.071167, 39.947369)
Redshift:0.0645
Type:SLSN-I
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We have detected radio emission from the hydrogen-poor super-luminous supernova 2020tcw at 64 days post discovery.
Radio detection of the hydrogen-poor super-luminous supernova SN 2017ens at 3.6 years post explosion
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2017ens [ATLAS17gqa]
RA, DEC:12:04:09.367, -01:55:52.25
(181.039030, -1.931180)
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We report the detection of 6 GHz radio emission from the hydrogen-poor super-luminous supernova 2017ens
Radio detection of Supernova SN2021bhd
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2021bhd [ATLAS21dfr]
RA, DEC:13:48:14.769, +68:05:22.94
(207.061538, 68.089705)
Redshift:0.006
Type:SN Ib/c
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Here we report our VLA observation of the Type Ib/c supernova SN2021bhd. We detect a single point source (consistent with the position of SN2021bhd) with a flux level of ~0.47 mJy at a central freque…
Fast Radio Burst Catalogue on the TNS
Source Group: FRBCAT
The contents of the Fast Radio Burst Catalogue (FRBCAT) have now been migrated to the Transient Name Server. All archival FRB events reported in the literature are now available and searchable throug…
Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) now reported to and distributed via the TNS
As of March 2020 the TNS serves as the official name server and hub for distribution of FRB events. At the request of this community, the TNS now operates two engines for designation of names, the o…
AMI-LA 15.5 GHz Observations of the Nearby Supernova SN2020oi
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2020oi [ZTF20aaelulu]
RA, DEC:12:22:54.930, +15:49:24.96
(185.728875, 15.823600)
Redshift:0.0052
Type:SN Ic
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Here we report our AMI-LA observation of the Nearby supernova SN2020oi. We detect a ~10 mJy source at 15.5 GHz. We conclude that the detected emission is comprised of contribution of SN2020oi emissio…
A VLA Radio Detection of Supernova SN2020oi
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2020oi [ZTF20aaelulu]
RA, DEC:12:22:54.930, +15:49:24.96
(185.728875, 15.823600)
Redshift:0.0052
Type:SN Ic
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We report the detection of radio emission from SN2020oi at 44 GHz.
An Initial Analysis of the VLA Observation of the Nearby Supernova SN2020oi in M100
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2020oi [ZTF20aaelulu]
RA, DEC:12:22:54.930, +15:49:24.96
(185.728875, 15.823600)
Redshift:0.0052
Type:SN Ic
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We report our initial analysis of the Jansky Very Large Array (VLA) observation of the nearby (~17 Mpc) supernova SN2020oi in M100 (TNS report 58241; ATel #13393; TNS report 5875; ATel # 13391; Astro…
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Early multiband light curve of SN 2023ixf
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