Abstract Details

Name: Kuntal Misra
Affiliation: ARIES
Conference ID: ASI2024_454
Title : Unveiling the progenitors of core-collapse supernovae using optical observations
Authors and Co-Authors : Kuntal Misra (1), Bhavya Ailawadhi (1, 2), Naveen Dukiya (1, 3), Monalisa Dubey (1,3), Raya Dastidar (4, 5), Anjasha Gangopadhyay (6), Mridweeka Singh (7)
Abstract Type : Poster
Abstract Category : High Energy Phenomena, Fundamental Physics and Astronomy
Abstract : Supernovae of core-collapse origin result from the core collapse of massive stars. Based on spectral features' presence/absence, they are sub-classified into different categories. The progenitors of the supernovae sub-types also differ. Direct imaging has detected progenitors of about two dozen type IIP supernovae ranging between 8-20 M_sun. Direct imaging has not resulted in progenitor detection for other subtypes except in a few cases. Indirect methods can be used to determine the nature of the progenitor, such as light curve modelling, nebular phase spectrum modelling, and the use of line ratios and nucleosynthesis yields. In this talk, I will review the different methods and discuss the results obtained for the supernovae sub-types. I will briefly discuss the continuity between the progenitors of various core-collapse supernova sub-types.