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Table 1: Log of the observations used and described in Sect. 2. Photometric measurements, with corresponding dates, are reproduced from L02 (Cols. 2-5). Spectroscopic datasets are referenced according to spectral range, i.e. UV, optical (Opt.) and near-IR (nIR). Note that in Sect. 4, the photometric data on day 38 is combined with the spectrocopic data on day 37.
Table 2: Summary of model results presented in Sect. 3.2. Time reference is in days since JD 2 451 480.94. On the right hand side, we also give the key EPM quantities for each model and date, i.e., blackbody color temperature and corresponding correction factor for each bandpass, $\{B,V\}$ , $\{B,V,I\}$ , and $\{V,I\}$ (Sect. 4; Paper II).
Table 3: Table of EPM quantities $\theta _S$ (10⁸ km Mpc^-1), $\xi _S$ , and T_S (K), for the eight epochs covered by our analysis (i.e. from the 30th of October till the 5th of December 1999; see Sect. 2). Also given are the resulting distance and explosion dates inferred. Days and dates are relative to JD 2 451 480.94.
Table 4: Same as Table 3, this time using Paper II's $\xi$ -prescription.
Table 5: Same as Table 3, this time using blackbody color temperatures from Sect. 3, and Paper II's $\xi$ -prescription.
Table 6: Same as Table 3, this time using blackbody color temperatures and $\xi$ -values from Sect. 3.
Table 7: SEAM results for the explosion date and distance to SN1999em, under a variety of choices that highlight uncertainties: bandpass set, number of observation dates, reddening, and photospheric velocity values. Time is relative to JD 2 451 480.54.
Table A.1: Errors in $\theta$ due to flux and reddening errors.