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Supernova information:

SN............... : 2003A

SN.in.Cat........ : 2003A

SN R.A........... : 10 48 33.86

SN Decl.......... : +66 22 29.4

Offset E/W....... : 25W

Offset N/S....... : 46.2N

Galaxy........... : UGC05904

Gal R.A.......... : 10 48 37.82

Gal Decl......... : +66 21 43.8

SN Gal uncert.... : uncertain

Type of SN....... : Ib/c

SN Mag........... : >17.4

SN Mag Band...... : undef

Date of discovery : 2003-01-04

Date of max...... :

Redshift......... : 0.021865

Gal Mag.......... : 14.185

Gal Mag Band..... : B

Gal Mag Ref...... : LEDA

Pos.angle........ : 151.67

Inclination...... : 85

Type of galaxy... : Sb

Lg(a/b).......... : 0.668

Lg(10*D25)....... : 1.346

Code of Gal Type. : 3.1 +/- 0.4

SN uncert........ :

SN Survey........ : Lick_Tenagra

Discoverer(s).... : Schwartz, Li+ (LT)

Comment on SN.... : In double galaxy system. A. V. Filippenko and R. Chornock report: "The supernova is probably a member of the southern spiral galaxy in the interacting pair UGC 5904, even though it appears projected closer to the nucleus of the northern elliptical galaxy". See IAU Circ. 8042, 2003. So the probable host galaxy is "PGC 32321" = "KPG248B" = "MCG+11-13-038A".

Comment on Gal... : U 5904 ;KPG248B;MCG+11-13-038A;PGC 32321

Host Galaxy information (for SNe discovered since January 2015):

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