Spectra and photometry for CSS161010: a luminous, fast blue optical transient with broad blueshifted hydrogen lines
<p><strong>CSS161010 spectra and photometry.</strong></p> <p><strong>Gutiérrez et al. 2024</strong></p> <p>This repository contains two zip folders with the photometry and spectra of the Fast blue optical transient, CSS161010.</p> <p><strong>G24_CSS161010_Photometry</strong> includes five tables as follows:</p> <ul> <li><strong>CSS161010_ATLASphot.dat </strong>--> ATLAS AB optical photometry.</li> <li><strong>CSS161010_DFOTphot.dat </strong>--> BV RI photometry obtained with DFOT in the Vega system.</li> <li><strong>CSS161010_Hphot.dat</strong> --> H photometry obtained from the Liverpool Telescope in the Vega system.</li> <li><strong>CSS161010_opticalphot.dat </strong>--> Optical photometry obtained with different instruments at several facilities.</li> <li><strong>CSS161010_Swiftphot.dat </strong>--> UV photometry obtained with Swift in the AB system.</li> </ul> <p><strong>G24_CSS161010_Spectra </strong>contains 12 spectra. The files' names have the following configuration:</p> <p>Target name (CSS161010) + observation date (JD) + Telescope name. </p> <p>CSS161010-2457679.64-NOT.txt<br>CSS161010-2457680.67-NOT.txt<br>CSS161010-2457681.59-NOT.txt<br>CSS161010-2457691.65-NOT.txt<br>CSS161010-2457692.66-NOT.txt<br>CSS161010-2457697.44-SALT.txt<br>CSS161010-2457697.73-Mag.txt<br>CSS161010-2457698.78-Mag.txt<br>CSS161010-2457711.88-LBT.txt<br>CSS161010-2457716.55-GTC.txt<br>CSS161010-2457729.58-GTC.txt<br>CSS161010-2457779.48-GTC.txt</p> <p>The last spectrum corresponds to the host galaxy.</p> <p>More details can be found in the paper (https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.04698).</p>
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