Selected publications, data sets, and fitting results are given below for the better studied radio supernovae. (For more results, see RSN Table below.)

New Radio Supernova Results (***READ THIS FIRST***) Notes: (1) If you use this data, we would appreciate it if you contact the authors first at christopher.stockdale@marquette.edu.  Please reference this page in any publications which use this data, and include a footnote pointing to this website at the point of first citation.  Please see Citation Guidelines for the appropriate citation information. (2) Flags in the first column of the data tables: L = limit (usually 3 sigma); n = plotted but not used in the fit; x = neither plotted nor used in the fit. Type Ia Search (Ia): [Pub1] [Pub1 Data Table 2] [Pub1 Fig 1] Types Ib & Ic SN1983N (Ib): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1984L (Ib): [Pub1, Pub2] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1990B (Ic): [Pub1, Pub2] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1994I (Ic): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3, Pub4, Pub5, Pub6, Pub7, Pub8] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1996N (Ib/c): [Pub1] [Data] SN1997X (Ic): [Pub1] [Data] SN1998bw (Ic): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3, Pub4, Pub5, Pub6] [Data][Radio Model Fit] SN2001em (Ib/c): [IAUC8282] [Data] Type II SN1923A (IIP): [Pub1] SN1950B (II): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3] [Data] SN1957D (II): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3, Pub4] [Data] SN1968D (II): [Pub1, Pub2] [Data] SN1970G (IIL): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3, Pub4, Pub5, Pub6] [Data] SN1978K (II): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1979C (IIL): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3, Pub4, Pub5, Pub6, Pub7, Pub8, Pub9] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1980K (IIL): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3, Pub4, Pub5] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1981K (II): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3, Pub4] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1982aa (?): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3, Pub4, Pub5] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1985L (IIL): [Pub1] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1986E (IIL): [Pub1, Pub2] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1986J (IIn): [P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7, P8, P9, P10, P11, P12] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1987A (II): [ P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7, P8, P9, P10, P11, P12, P13, P14, P15, P16, P17] (N.B.: NONE of these are our data. Please refer to the publications.) [Data] SN1988Z (IIn): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3, Pub4] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1992ad (IIp): [Pub1] [Data] SN1993J (IIb): [Pub1, Pub2, Pub3,] [Pub3 Data Table 1] [Pub3 Data Table 2] [Pub3 Model Fit Fig8] SN1995N (IIn): [Pub1] [Data] SN1996cb (IIb): [Pub1] [Data] [Model Fit] SN1997eg (IIn): [Pub1] [Data] SN1998S (IIn): [Pub1] [Data] SN1999em (IIP): [Pub1] [Pub2] [Data] SN2001gd (IIb): [Pub1] [Pub2] [Pub3] [Pub3 Data Table 1] [Pub3 Model Fit Fig1] SN2002hh (II): [Pub1] [Pub2] [Data] SN2004et (II): [Pub1-IAUC8415] [Data] SN2008ax (IIb): [Data] [Model Fit] SN2008bo (IIb): [Data] [Model Fit] Extensive Radio Supernovae List RSN Table Related Radio Supernova Work RADIO OBSERVATIONS OF SUPERNOVAE, 2007 RADIO EMISSION FROM SUPERNOVAE, 2007 RECENT TYPE II RADIO SUPERNOVAE, 2007 LIGHT CURVES OF RADIO SUPERNOVAE, 2007 RADIO EMISSION FROM SUPERNOVAE, 2005 RADIO SUPERNOVAE, 2005 RADIO OBSERVATIONS OF GAMMA-RAY BURST AFTERGLOWS, 2003 RADIO SUPERNOVAE, 2003 SUPERNOVAE AND GAMMA-RAY BURSTERS, 2003 RADIO EMISSION FROM SUPERNOVAE AND GAMMA RAY BURSTERS, 2002 RADIO SUPERNOVAE AND THE SQUARE KILOMETER ARRAY, 1999 RADIO SUPERNOVAE AS DISTANCE INDICATORS, 1998 AN UPDATE ON RADIO SUPERNOVAE, 1998 RADIO SUPERNOVAE AS DIRECT EVIDENCE OF STELLAR EVOLUTION IN REAL TIME, 1997 TYPE "IIn" SUPERNOVAE: A SEARCH FOR RADIO EMISSION, 1996 RADIO SUPERNOVAE, 1996 WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM SN RADIO LIGHT CURVES, 1996 ON THE POSSIBLE USE OF RADIO SUPERNOVAE FOR DISTANCE DETERMINATIONS, 1996 GAMMA-RAY LINE Ti-44, WITH RADIO OBS, AS PROBE OF SNe, 1993 RADIO SUPERNOVAE (RSNe) AND MASSIVE STELLAR WINDS, 1993 USING SNe AS RADIO-OPTICAL ASTROMETRIC FIDUCIALS, 1992 OBSERVE & INTERPRET RADIO SNe IN NEARBY GALAXIES, 1991 RADIO EMISSION FROM SUPERNOVAE. I: 1 - 12 YEAR OLD SNe, 1989 RADIO ASTRONOMY AND COSMIC RAYS, 1988 SUPERNOVAE & SUPERNOVA REMNANTS, 1988 RADIO STUDIES OF EXTRAGALACTIC SUPERNOVAE, 1986 RADIO SUPERNOVAE, 1986 H0 USING VLBI OF A SN, 1985 RADIO EMISSION FROM TYPE II SUPERNOVAE,1985

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LINKS TO OTHER SUPERNOVA INFORMATION
Probably the best catalog of SN related information on the WWW is that assembled at NRL.
A very useful List of X-Ray Supernovae has been assembled at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
The most recent monograph summarizing the fields of supernova and gamma-ray burster research and their relations can be found at "Supernovae and Gamma-Ray Bursters," Springer Lecture Notes in Physics LNP-598.

Recent meeting proceedings summarizing the fields of supernova and gamma-ray burster research and their relations can be found at "Cosmic Explosions: On the 10^th Anniversary of SN1993J (IAU Colloquium 192),” Springer Proceedings in Physics Vol. 99 and at "Supernova 1987A: 20 Years After, Supernovae and Gamma-Ray Bursters,” AIP Conference Proceedings 937.

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