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Keiichi Maeda

教授 / Professor

Kyoto University

Japan

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Professor Keiichi Maeda is a faculty member at Kyoto University, Japan. His research areas primarily include supernovae, focusing on their diversity, origins, and the surrounding environments of these explosive events. Recent publications highlight his investigations into Type Ia and Type II supernovae, as well as the dynamics of helium-rich detonation in white dwarfs.

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Thomas Reynolds

University of Copenhagen

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Diversity of Type Ia supernova optical light curves among different spectroscopic subclasses

WFST Supernovae in the First Year. II. SN 2024aedt: Systematical Study of a Transitional Type Ia Supernova

Constraints on the Metallicity-dependent Explodability of Massive Stars from Galactic Chemical Evolution: Toward Alleviating the Red Supergiant Problem

Dust without Na I D Trace: The Case of Highly Attenuated Type Ib SN 2024vjc

GRB 180728A and SN 2018fip: The nearest high-energy cosmological gamma-ray burst with an associated supernova

SN 2023gfo: A Peculiar Type IIP Supernova with High Luminosity and Normal Plateau Duration

Peculiar SN Ic 2022esa: An explosion of a massive Wolf–Rayet star in a binary as a precursor to a BH–BH binary?

WFST Supernovae in the First Year. III. Systematical Study of the Photometric Behavior of Early-phase Core-collapse Supernovae

Massive stars exploding in a He-rich circumstellar medium

Angular Momentum Transport in the Convection Zone of a 3D MHD Simulation of a Rapidly Rotating Core-collapse Progenitor

Single versus Binary Origin: The Diversity of Stripped-envelope Supernova Remnants

Radio constraints on the circumstellar environment of the type IIb supernova SN 2024iss

Giant outbursts of clumpy material preceding Type II supernova 2024qiw

Late-time evolution of the interacting stripped-envelope supernova 2017dio

Analytical modeling of polarization signals arising from confined circumstellar material in Type II supernovae

Formation of Circumstellar Material during Double-white-dwarf Mergers and the Early Excess Emissions in Type Ia Supernovae

Interacting Binary Stars as Progenitors for Interacting Supernovae

Fading Echoes of Interaction: Probing Centuries of Preexplosion Mass Loss in Four Type IIn Supernovae

Multiwavelength Signatures of Supernova Shock Breakout from Red Supergiants in Two Dimensions

Luminous, rapidly declining supernovae as stripped transitional objects in low-metallicity environments: The case of SN 2022lxg

Observational diversity of bright long-lived Type II supernovae

A Common Origin of Normal Type Ia Supernovae Suggested by the Photometric Diversity

SN 2023vbg: A Type IIn Supernova Resembling SN 2009ip, with a Long-duration Precursor and Early-time Bump

SN 2023xgo: Helium-rich Type Icn or Carbon-Flash Type Ibn supernova?

Diversity in Hydrogen-rich Envelope Mass of Type II Supernovae. III. The Mass-loss and Evolutionary Pathways of the Red Supergiant Progenitors

Inferring a Dense Confined Circumstellar Medium around Supernova Progenitors via Long-term Hydrodynamical Evolution

Discovery of young, oxygen-rich supernova remnants in PHANGS-MUSE galaxies

Cellular Dynamics of Helium-rich Detonation on Sub-Chandrasekhar Mass White Dwarf

Spectropolarimetry of a Nuclear Transient AT2023clx: Revealing the Geometrical Alignment between the Transient Outflow and the Nuclear Dusty Region

Intermediate-luminosity Type IIP SN 2021gmj: a low-energy explosion with signatures of circumstellar material

Dynamical properties of mildly relativistic ejecta produced by the mass-loading of gamma-ray burst jets in dense ambient media

The enigmatic double-peaked stripped-envelope SN 2023aew

Evidence for bipolar explosions in Type IIP supernovae

Three-dimensional Velocity Diagnostics to Constrain the Type Ia Origin of Tycho's Supernova Remnant

Viewing Explosion Models of Type Ia Supernovae through Insights from Terrestrial Cellular Detonation

STELLA Lightcurves of Energetic Pair-instability Supernovae in the Context of SN2018ibb

The aspherical explosions of the 03fg-like Type Ia supernovae 2021zny and 2022ilv revealed by polarimetry

Chandra’s Insights into SN 2023ixf

Light curve and spectral modelling of the type IIb SN 2020acat

Millimeter Observations of the Type II SN 2023ixf: Constraints on the Proximate Circumstellar Medium

Diagnosing the ejecta properties of engine-driven supernovae from observables in their initial phase

Photometry and spectroscopy of the Type Icn supernova 2021ckj

Resurrection of Type IIL Supernova 2018ivc: Implications for a Binary Evolution Sequence Connecting Hydrogen-rich and Hydrogen-poor Progenitors

Examining Neutrino–Matter Interactions in the Cassiopeia A Supernova

Systematic Investigation of Very-early-phase Spectra of Type Ia Supernovae

Inferring the Progenitor Mass–Kinetic Energy Relation of Stripped-envelope Core-collapse Supernovae from Nebular Spectroscopy

Light-curve modelling for the initial rising phase of rapidly evolving transients powered by continuous outflow

Initial flash and spectral formation of Type Ia supernovae with an envelope: applications to overluminous SNe Ia

SN 2020uem: a Possible Thermonuclear Explosion within a Dense Circumstellar Medium (II). The Properties of the CSM from Polarimetry and Light-curve Modeling

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Thomas Reynolds

M Fraser

Luca Izzo

Panos Charalampopoulos

Steve Schulze

Jesper Sollerman

Ting-Wan Chen

M Kopsacheili

Lluís Galbany

Antonio Martin Carrillo

Javier Moldon

Stuart Sim

Samantha Oates

Christopher Frohmaier

Ken’ichi Nomoto

Nozomu Tominaga

Claes Fransson

Kotaro Niinuma

Mark Gurwell

Saurabh Jha

Koji Kawabata

Shubham Srivastav

Miika Pursiainen

Toshiki Sato