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2024-08-28firstbillion_c24
Chen, Ken (Acad. Sinica)
Lightning talk: How Population III Supernovae Determined the Properties of the First GalaxiesYesNo
2024-08-13firstbillion24
Chen, Ken (Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics)
How Population III Supernovae Determined the Properties of the First GalaxiesYesNo
2024-02-21uniturb_c24
Moesta, Philipp (Univ. of Amsterdam)
Magnetoturbulence in supernovae and neutron-star mergersYesNo
2024-02-20uniturb_c24Supernova Driven Galactic DynamosYesYes
2024-02-09starswithlars_c24
Polin, Abi (Caltech)
Decoding Supernova RemnantsYesNo
2024-02-09starswithlars_c24
Shen, Ken (Berkeley)
Related Words: white
Modern interpretations of familiar transients: Recent advances in the fields of Type Ia supernovae and classical novaeYesNo
2024-02-08starswithlars_c24
Drout, Maria (Toronto)
Unveiling populations of supernova progenitors in nearby galaxiesYesNo
2023-10-24interfaces_c23
Fisher, Bob (UMass Dartmouth)
Turbulent detonation in type Ia supernovaeYesYes
2022-11-17whitedwarfs_c22
Raddi, Roberto (Barcelona Tech)
Surviving Runaway Stellar Remnants from Thermonuclear SupernovaeYesYes
2022-11-16whitedwarfs_c22
Graur, Or (Portsmouth)
Rage Against the Dying of the Light: Old Supernovae Teach Us New Tricks [REMOTE]YesNo
2022-11-16whitedwarfs_c22Faintest of them all: SN 2021fcg and the population of low luminosity Type Iax supernovaeYesNo
2022-11-16whitedwarfs_c22
Kosakowski, Dan (UMass Dartmouth)
Titanium-Powered Type Ia Supernovae and Remnants: Differentiating Between Type Ia Supernovae Progenitors with Ti44 [REMOTE]YesYes
2022-11-16whitedwarfs_c22
Maguire, Kate (Trinity Dublin)
Observations of thermonuclear supernovae [REMOTE]YesNo
2022-11-16whitedwarfs_c22Type Ia Supernova ProgenitorsYesYes
2022-11-16whitedwarfs_c22
Sarbadhicary, Sumit (Ohio State Univ.)
Radio observations of old thermonuclear supernovae as a novel probe of progenitor modelsYesNo
2022-11-16whitedwarfs_c22
Seitenzahl, Ivo (UNSW Canberra)
From the supernova remnant back to the white dwarfYesNo
2022-11-14whitedwarfs_c22
Ruiter, Ashley (UNSW Canberra)
Mergers of white dwarfs as failed Type Ia supernovaeYesYes
2022-03-31neutrinos_c22
Fuller, George (UCSD)
Related Words: neutrino, neutrinos
Overview of Supernova NeutrinosYesNo
2022-03-31neutrinos_c22Nu-P Nucleosynthesis in the supernova hot bubbleYesYes
2022-03-31neutrinos_c22
Suliga, Anna (Berkeley)
Supernovae, Oscillations, and Sterile NeutrinosYesYes
2022-03-30neutrinos_c22BSM Searches and SupernovaeYesYes
2022-03-24neutrinos22
Friedland, Alexander (SLAC)
Related Words: physics
Conditions in the supernova hot bubble and the nu-p processYesNo
2022-03-23neutrinos22
Horiuchi, Shunsaku (Virginia Tech)
The Diffuse Supernova Neutrino BackgroundYesYes
2022-03-23neutrinos22
Johns, Luke (Berkeley)
Collective Neutrino Oscillations in SupernovaeYesNo
2021-03-30whitedwarfs_c21
Jha, Saurabh (Rutgers)
Observations of White Dwarf SupernovaeYesYes
2021-03-30whitedwarfs_c21
Townsley, Dean (Alabama)
Related Words: classical, novae, white
The makings of models for white dwarf supernovaeYesYes
2019-09-11astroplasma_c19Nonlinear Streaming Instability and the Inverse Cascade of Magnetic Fields in Supernova PrecursorsYesYes
2019-07-17enervac_c19The Role of Type Ia Supernova Host Galaxies in Understanding the Hubble TensionYesYes
2019-07-17enervac_c19
Rodney, Steve (South Carolina)
Turning Gravitationally Lensed Supernovae into Cosmological ToolsYesYes
2019-07-16enervac_c19
Scolnic, Dan (U. Chicago)
Type Ia SupernovaeYesNo
2019-07-02gravast19Cosmic Rates of Black Hole Mergers and Pair-Instability Supernovae from Chemically Homogeneous Binary EvolutionYesYes
2018-05-09hepfront18Detecting dark matter from SupernovaeYesYes
2018-04-10hepfront_c18
McDermott, Sam (Fermilab)
Supernova Bounds on Dark SectorsYesYes
2017-05-10stars17Interacting models for superluminous supernovaeYesNo
2017-04-18stars17
Fuller, Jim (KITP)
Related Words: saturn, seismology, stars, stellar
Wave energy transport in supernova progenitorsYesYes
2017-03-23stars_c17
Farmer, Rob (Arizona State)
Variation in pre-supernova model propertiesYesYes
2017-03-23stars_c17
Kasen, Dan (Berkeley)
Models for super-luminous supernovaeYesNo
2017-03-23stars_c17Pulsational pair instability supernovaeYesYes
2017-03-22stars_c17Stripped envelope supernovaeYesYes
2017-03-22stars_c17
Smartt, Stephen (Queen's University Belfast)
Overview of supernova progenitor evidenceYesYes
2017-03-21stars_c17
Adams, Scott (Caltech)
Searching for failed supernovaeYesYes
2017-03-16stars17Discussion/tutorial: Stripped envelope supernovaeYesNo
2017-02-28colloq
Kim, Chang-Goo (Princeton)
Related Words: formation, star
Supernova driven galactic winds and synthetic observations using TIGRESS (Three-phase ISM in Galaxies Resolving Evolution with Star formation and Supernova feedback)YesNo
2016-10-31nuclear16
Bauer, Evan (UCSB)
Related Words: white
Thermonuclear supernovae from helium accumulation and detonation on White DwarfsYesYes
2016-06-23colduniv_c16
Naab, Torsten (MPA Garching)
The regulation of ISM structure and outflows by supernovae and stellar windsNoNo
2015-04-02galarcheo15The All-Sky Automated Survey for Supernovae (ASAS-SN)YesYes
2014-11-05neutrinos_c14Supernova Neutrino OscillationsYesNo
2014-11-05neutrinos_c14Supernova Explosion/SimulationYesYes
2014-11-05neutrinos_c14Detection of Supernova NeutrinosYesYes
2014-07-02stars14
Kim, Chang-Goo (Princeton Univ.)
Related Words: formation, star
Momentum injection by supernovae in the ISMYesYes
2012-08-23chirps12
Mazzali, Paolo (MPI)
Related Words: ia, sn, supernovae
Pian, Elena (INAF - Astronomical Observatory of Trieste)
SupernovaeYesYes
2012-02-14dwarfgal_c12
Pontzen, Andrew (Univ. Oxford)
Erasing Dark Matter Central Cusps with Supernova FeedbackYesYes
2011-10-28asteroseismo_c11Probing the Interior of the Nearest Supernova Progenitor: ε-Mechanism Exciting g-modes in RigelYesYes
2011-03-23plecture
Heuvel, Edward van den (University of Amsterdam)
Life After Stellar Death: Supernovae, Neutron Stars, Pulsars, and Black HolesYesYes
2010-10-22ptf10Ia SupernovaeYesNo
2009-10-02astroplasmas_c09
Ferrand, Gilles (CEA/Irfu/SAp)
3D Simulations of Supernova Remnants Evolution with Particle AccelerationNoYes
2009-10-02astroplasmas_c09
Schure, Klara (Utrecht Univ.)
Particle Acceleration in Supernova RemnantsNoNo
2009-10-01astroplasmas_c09Detailed Comparison of Hadronic and Electronic Models of Gamma-Ray Origin in Supernova Remnant RX J1713.7-3946YesYes
2009-09-29astroplasmas_c09Synchrotron X-rays from Shell Supernova Remnants: Spatial StructureYesYes
2009-09-28astroplasmas_c09Progress and Problems with Supernovae as Sources of Cosmic Rays and Implications for UHECRsYesYes
2009-09-25astroplasmas09Magnetic Field Amplification and Particle Acceleration in Young Supernova RemnantsYesYes
2009-09-21astroplasmas09
Schure, Klara (Univ. Utrecht)
Particle Acceleration in an Evolving Supernova RemnantYesYes
2009-09-08astroplasmas09
Nomoto, Ken (Univ. of Tokyo)
On the Range of Supernova Explosion EnergiesYesYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Badenes, Carlos (Princeton)
Related Words: ray, remnants, supernova, x, x-ray
Raising the Dead: X-ray Studies of Type Ia Supernova RemnantsNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Badenes, Carlos (Princeton)
Related Words: ray, remnants, supernova, x, x-ray
A Search for Type Ia Supernova Progenitors with the Sloan Digital Sky SurveyNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Bibby, Joanne (Univ. Sheffield)
Are Wolf-Rayet Stars Progenitors of Type Ib/c Supernovae?NoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09Type Ia Supernova Spectra from the CfA Supernova ProgramNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Folatelli, Gaston (Univ. Chile)
The Carnegie Supernova Project: Analysis of the First Sample of Low-Redshift Type-Ia SupernovaeNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Gomez, Haley (Cardiff Univ.)
The Importance of Supernovae to the Interstellar Dust BudgetNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Jackson, Aaron (SUNY Stony Brook)
A Study of the Criteria for a Deflagration to Detonation Transition in a Type Ia SupernovaNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Kamiya, Yasuomi (Univ. Tokyo)
Intrinsic Color Dispersion of Type Ia SupernovaeNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Long, Knox (STScI)
Supernova Remnants in the ChASeM33 X-ray Survey of M33NoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Maguire, Kate (Queen's Univ.)
Near Infrared Studies of IIP Supernovae and Their Explosion ParametersNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Marion, Howie (U Texas/TAMU)
Exploring Correlations between NIR Spectra and the Brightness of Type Ia SupernovaeNoNo
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
McCully, Curtis (Rutgers)
HST and Ground-Based Observations of SN 2008A: A Peculiar 2002cx-like Type Ia SupernovaNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Moriya, Takashi (Univ. Tokyo)
Faint Supernovae with FallbackNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Murphy, Jeremiah (Univ. Washington)
Criteria for Core-Collapse Supernova Explosions by the Neutrino MechanismNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Murphy, Jeremiah (Univ. Washington)
A Model for Gravitational Wave Emission from Neutrino-Driven Core-Collapse SupernovaeNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Neill, James D. (Caltech)
Exploring Galaxy Evolution with SupernovaeNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Nordhaus, Jason (Princeton)
Explorations in Modern Supernova TheoryNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Pignata, Giuliano (Univ. Andres Bello)
Results from the CHilean Automatic Supernova sEarch (CHASENoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Piro, Tony (UC Berkeley)
Related Words: ia
Shock Breakout from Type Ia SupernovaNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Rho, Jeonghee (Caltech)
Dust Formation Observed in Young Supernova Remnants with SpitzerNoNo
2009-08-21sdeath_c09The Progenitors of Recent Core-Collapse SupernovaeNoNo
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Takats, Katalin (Univ. Szeged)
Measuring Expansion Velocities, Photospheric Temperatures and Dilution Factors of Type II-P SupernovaeNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09On Type Ia Supernovae From The Collisions of Two White DwarfsNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09Trends in 44 Ti and 56 Ni from Core-Collapse SupernovaeNoYes
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Tominaga, Nozomu (Konan Univ.)
Multicolor Light Curve of Type II Supernova Shock BreakoutNoNo
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Valenti, Stefano (Queen's Univ.)
A Low Energy Core-Collapse Supernova without a Hydrogen EnvelopeNoNo
2009-08-20sdeath_c09
Maund, Justyn (Niels Bohr Inst.)
Spectrapolarimetry Indicators in Core Collapse SupernovaeYesYes
2009-08-19sdeath_c09
Bibby, Joanne (Univ. Sheffield)
Are Wolf-Rayet Stars Progenitors of Type Ib/c Supernovae?YesYes
2009-08-19sdeath_c09
Fransson, Claes (Stockholm Obs)
Supernova 1987AYesYes
2009-08-19sdeath_c09Supernova CosmologyYesYes
2009-08-19sdeath_c09
Rest, Armin (Harvard)
Studying Ancient Supernovae via their Light Echoes and a PanStarrs-1 UpdateYesNo
2009-08-18sdeath_c09
Poznanski, Dovi (UC Berkeley)
A Remarkable Supernova Gone UnremarkedYesYes
2009-08-17sdeath_c09
Badenes, Carles (Princeton)
Related Words: ia, supernova, type
The SWARMS Survey: A Search for Type Ia Supernova Progenitors with SDSSYesYes
2009-08-05astroplasmas09Diffusive Shock Acceleration of Cosmic Rays in Radio SupernovaeYesYes
2008-03-13astro99
Howell, Andy (University of Toronto)
Dark Energy, Super-Chandra, Evolution, and Other Oddities from the Supernova Legacy SurveyYesNo
2008-02-29partcosmo_c08
Fuller, George (UCSD)
Related Words: neutrino, neutrinos
Frontiers of Neutrino Physics and SupernovaeYesYes
2007-10-30transients07
P.Mazzali, (M.Kasliwal)
Unusual Type 1a SupernovaeYesYes
2007-10-02transients07Extragalactic Transients: From Novae to SupernovaeYesYes
2007-08-17stars_c07
Shetty, Rahul (Univ. MD)
Global Modeling of Cloud Formation and Supernovae Driven Feedback in Disk GalaxiesNoNo
2007-08-17stars_c07Density Dependence of Supernova Feedback EfficiencyNoYes
2007-05-31snovae07
Sand, David (University of Arizona)
Supernovae in Clusters at z=0.1-0.2: ICM Enrichment and RatesYesNo
2007-05-29snovae07
Hoeflich, Peter (Florida State University)
Related Words: supernovae
3-D Signatures of Thermonuclear SupernovaeYesNo
2007-05-25snovae07
Townsley, Dean (University of Chicago)
Related Words: classical, novae, white
Type Ia Supernova Properties in the Gravitationally Confined Detonation ScenarioYesYes
2007-05-24snovae07Type Ia Supernovae in Globular Clusters: Rates, Detection, and Theoretical ImplicationsYesYes
2007-05-23snovae07Progress toward Realistic Type Ia Supernova ModelsYesYes
2007-05-22snovae07
Shipman, Harry (University of Delaware)
The Whole Earth Telescope, Variable White Dwarfs, and type Ia SupernovaeYesYes
2007-05-10snovae07
Valle, Max Della (Arcetri Astro.)
Environmental Dependence of Ia Supernova RatesYesYes
2007-05-08snovae07
Hughes, Jack (Rutgers)
Spectral Inhomogeneities in Young Remnants of Type Ia SupernovaeYesYes
2007-05-01snovae07
Jha, Saurabh (Stanford)
A Confounding Class of Peculiar Type-Ia Supernovae?YesYes
2007-04-20snovae07
Thomas, Rollin (Nearby Supernova Factory)
Howell, Andy (Supernova Legacy Survey)
Garnavich, Peter (SDSS SN Survey)
How Can Supernova Surveys Help with the Progenitor Question?YesYes
2007-04-17snovae07
Cappellaro, Enrico (Oss. Astro di Padova)
Supernova RatesYesYes
2007-04-05snovae07 GRBs with Dim SupernovaeYesYes
2007-04-04snovae07Swift Observations of SupernovaeYesYes
2007-04-03snovae07
Garnavich, Peter (Notre Dame)
Discussion of Supernova RatesYesYes
2007-04-02snovae07
Stefano, Rosanne Di (Harvard CfA)
Related Words: ia, progenitors, type
Paths to Explosion: What are the Progenitors of Type Ia Supernovae?[Podcast][Aud][Cam] KITP Blackboard LunchYesNo
2007-03-30snovae07
P.Garnavich, (P.Nugent)
Subluminous (1991bg-like) SupernovaeYesYes
2007-03-23snovae_c07
Badenes, Carles (Rutgers)
Related Words: ia, supernova, type
A Deep Chandra Observation of Kepler's Supernova Remnant: A Type Ia Supernova with Circumstellar InteractionNoNo
2007-03-23snovae_c07Determining the Type, Redshift, and Phase of a Supernova SpectrumNoNo
2007-03-23snovae_c07Multidimensional Modelling of Type Ia Supernovae ExplosionsNoNo
2007-03-23snovae_c07
Ihara, Yutaka (Univ. Tokyo)
Searching for a Companion Star of Tycho's Type Ia Supernova with Optical Spectroscopic ObservationsNoNo
2007-03-23snovae_c07
Jha, Saurabh (Stanford)
The Low-redshift Supernova Ia SampleYesYes
2007-03-23snovae_c07
Li, Weidong (UC Berkeley)
The Nearby SN Ia rate from the Lick Observatory Supernova SearchYesYes
2007-03-23snovae_c07
Stanishev, Vallery (Stockholm Univ.)
ESC Observations of the Peculiar Type Ia Supernova 2005hkNoNo
2007-03-23snovae_c07
Tominaga, Nozomu (Univ. Tokyo)
Nucleosynthesis in Jet-induced SupernovaeNoNo
2007-03-22snovae_c07
Branch, David (Univ. of Oklahoma)
Related Words: type
Comparative Direct Analysis of Type Ia Supernova SpectraYesYes
2007-03-22snovae_c07
Gamezo, Vadim (Naval Research Lab)
Mechanisms for Deflagration-to-Detonation Transition in Type Ia Supernovae and Terrestrial Systems.YesYes
2007-03-22snovae_c07
Plewa, Tomasz (Univ. of Chicago)
Thermonuclear Supernova: A Successful FailureYesYes
2007-03-22snovae_c07Simulating Type Ia Supernovae: The Deflagration Model and BeyondYesYes
2007-03-21snovae_c07
Mazzali, Paolo (Trieste Obs)
Related Words: ia, sn, supernovae
Supernovae and GRBsYesYes
2007-03-21snovae_c07
Nomoto, Ken'ichi (Univ. Tokyo)
Short History of Supernova ResearchYesYes
2007-03-21snovae_c07
Podsiadlowski, Philipp (Univ. of Oxford)
Related Words: binary, black, evolution, formation, hole
Electron-capture Supernovae and Accretion-induced Collapse of ONeMg White DwarfsYesYes
2007-03-19snovae_c07Helium Shell Flashes and Faint SupernovaeYesYes
2007-03-16snovae07
Brown, Timothy (LCOGT/UCSB)
Status of Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope and Group Discussion on Supernova ScienceYesNo
2007-03-16snovae07
Tanaka, Masaomi (University of Tokyo)
The Outermost Ejecta of Type Ia Supernovae: As Seen from Optical Pre-maximum SpectraYesYes
2007-03-09snovae07
Livne, Eli (Hebrew University)
Numerical Challenges in Supernova ModelingYesYes
2007-03-08snovae07
Maoz, Dan (Tel Aviv University)
Cluster and Field Supernova Rates versus RedshiftYesYes
2007-03-07snovae07
Rosa, Nancy Elias de la (Max-Planck Astrophysics)
Reddening in Type Ia supernovaeYesYes
2007-03-01snovae07
Turatto, Massimo (Astro. Obs. Padova)
Circumstellar Interactions for Type Ia SupernovaeYesYes
2007-02-21snovae07
Lentz, Eric (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
Explosions to Observables: Three Views of Photon Transport in SupernovaeYesYes
2007-02-20snovae07
Friedman, Andy (Harvard)
Infrared Light Curves of Type Ia Supernovae from PAIRITELYesYes
2007-02-15snovae07
Stritzinger, Maximilian (Niels Bohr Institute)
Global Parameters of Type Ia SupernovaeYesYes
2007-02-13snovae07
Matheson, Tom (NOAO/NGSC)
Light Echoes from Old Supernovae in the Magellanic CloudsYesYes
2007-02-08snovae07
Badenes, Carlos (Rutgers)
Related Words: ray, remnants, supernova, x, x-ray
X-ray Emission from Supernova Remnants: Why Should We Care?YesYes
2007-02-08snovae07
Korreck, Kelly (Harvard-Smithsonian)
Balmer Line Dominated Shocks in Type 1A SupernovaeYesYes
2007-02-02snovae07
Garnavich, Peter (Notre Dame)
What Can Host Galaxies Tell Us about Type Ia Supernovae?YesYes
2007-02-01snovae07
Blondin, Stéphane (Harvard-Smithsonian)
Determining the Type, Redshift, and Phase of a Supernova SpectrumYesYes
2006-03-29grb06Extra Energies in GRB-SupernovaeYesYes
2006-03-13grbtu_c06Palomar Quest + SNIFS Survey for SupernovaeYesYes
2006-03-13grbtu_c06The low luminosity tail of supernovaeYesYes
2006-03-13grbtu_c06ROTSE Survey for Supernovae & Other transientsYesYes
2006-02-22grb06The Amazing Supernova 1999asYesYes
2006-02-10grb_c06
Badenes, Carlos (Rutgers)
Related Words: ray, remnants, supernova, x, x-ray
How to Build a Time Machine: Interfacing Hydrodynamics, Ionization Calculations and X-ray Spectral Codes for Supernova RemnantsYesYes
2006-02-10grb_c06Chandra Observation of a Type IIN Supernova 1995NNoYes
2006-02-10grb_c06
Hoeflich, Peter (Univ. Texas)
Related Words: supernovae
X- and gamma-ray Burst Signatures of Thermonuclear SupernovaeNoNo
2006-02-10grb_c06 A Plasma Mechanism explaining the Asymmetric X-ray Emission from the SupernovaNoNo
2006-02-10grb_c06 Optical Observations of Type Ib and Ic SupernovaeNoNo
2006-02-10grb_c06A Chandra Search for X-ray Counterparts to Supernova Remnants in Nearby GalaxiesNoNo
2006-02-10grb_c06 Recent Type II Radio SupernovaeNoNo
2006-02-09grb_c06Using Optical and UV Spectra of Young Supernova Remnants to Study the Physics of Collisionless ShocksYesYes
2006-02-08grb_c06The Unique Type Ib Supernova 2005bf and Aspherical ExplosionsYesYes
2006-02-07grb_c06
Immler, Stefan (GSFC/NASA/USRA)
X-Ray Emission from Supernovae in the SWIFT, Chandra and XMM-Newton Era [Oral Contribution]YesYes
2006-02-07grb_c06Asymmetric SupernovaeYesYes
2006-02-07grb_c06Identifying the Progenitors of Core-Collapse Supernovae [Oral Contribution]YesYes
2006-02-06grb_c06Polarization Observations of Core Collapse SupernovaeYesYes
2006-01-26grb06
Gehrels, Neil (GSFC)
Related Words: burst, gamma, ray, swift
Gamma Ray Burst Discovery with Swift - Part II: Short GRBs, SupernovaeYesYes
2006-01-24grb06
Mazzali, Paolo (Trieste)
Related Words: ia, sn, supernovae
Asphericity in SupernovaeYesYes
2006-01-18grb06
Cappellaro, Enrico (Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova)
Supernova Rates as a Function of RedshiftYesYes
2006-01-18grb06The Type Ia Supernova RateYesYes
2006-01-13grb06
Branch, David (University of Oklahoma)
Related Words: type
Probing the Nature of Type lb/c Supernovae with SpectroscopyYesYes
2006-01-11grb06
Branch, David (University of Oklahoma)
Related Words: type
Probing the Nature of Type la Supernovae with SpectroscopyYesYes
2005-05-20jet+disk05Magnetorotational SupernovaeNoYes
2005-02-10astro99
Burrows, Adam (Arizona)
Related Words: collapse, core, core-collapse
Multi-Dimensional Simulations of Core-Collapse Supernovae: The Road to the Mechanism of ExplosionNoYes
2005-01-27astro99Modeling Type la Supernova ExplosionsNoYes
2004-04-21colloq
Filippenko, Alex (Berkeley)
Evidence from Type Ia Supernovae for a Decelerating, then Accelerating Universe and Dark EnergyYesYes
2003-05-13gravity_c03
Cardall, Christian (Oak Ridge National Lab)
The Simulation of Core-Collapse SupernovaeNoYes
2003-03-04neutrino_c03
Cardall, Christian (University of Tennessee/ORNL)
The Supernova MechanismNoYes
2003-03-04neutrino_c03
Fuller, George (UC - San Diego)
Related Words: neutrino, neutrinos
Overview of Supernovae NeutrinosNoNo
2003-02-25neutrinos03
Thompson, Todd (Berkeley)
Related Words: winds
Supernovae, Neutrino-Driven Winds, and NucleosynthesisNoYes
2003-02-20astro99
Hoeflich, Peter (UT-Austin)
Related Words: supernovae
Physics of Type la SupernovaeNoNo
2003-01-17neutrinos03
Lunardini, Cecilia (IAS)
Related Words: neutrino
Probing the Neutrino Mass Hierarchy and 1-3 Mixing with Supernova NeutrinosNoYes
2002-10-18tasc02Corrective lenses for high-redshift supernovaeNoYes
2002-08-23cmb_c02Supernovae and Dark EnergyNoYes
2002-08-23cmb_c02
Wang, Yun (Univ. Oklahoma)
Probing dark energy using type Ia supernovaeNoYes
2002-01-14branes02
Csaki, Csaba (Cornell)
Dimming Supernovae without Cosmic AccelerationNoYes
2000-10-12neustars00
Gotthelf, Eric (Columbia)
Discovery of Young X-Ray Pulsars in the Cores of Supernova RemnantsNoYes
2000-10-06neustars_c00
Slane, Patrick (Harvard)
Recent Chandra/XMM Results on Shell Supernovae RemnantsNoYes
2000-10-03neustars_c00Radio Pulsar - Supernovae Remnant AssociationsNoYes
2000-10-02neustars_c00
Burrows, Adam (Univ. Arizona)
Related Words: collapse, core, core-collapse
Supernovae Core Collapse Mechanisms and Neutron Star FormationNoYes
2000-10-02neustars_c00
Filippenko, Alexei (Univ. California-Berkeley)
Supernova Types: The Diversity of Core Collapse EventsNoYes
2000-09-28neustars00
Colpi, Monica (University Milano Bicocca)
Related Words: black
Supernova Fallback and the Emergence of a Black HoleNoYes
2000-08-11neustars00
Thompson, Chris (Univ N Carolina)
Introduction to Convection in Proto-Neutron Stars and SupernovaeNoYes
2000-03-14joint98Probing Dark Matter from Lensing of High-Redshift SupernovaeNoYes
1997-12-02snu
Burrows, Adam (Arizona)
Related Words: collapse, core, core-collapse
The Supernova MechanismNoYes