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Table 3

Summary of the results for every individual supernova event investigated in this work.

Galaxy Assoc. SN SN typea Separationb Distancec Mmind τe Velocity Remarks
arcmin kpc M Myr km s-1

NGC 1058 SN 1969L IIP 3.46 7.3 8 30 238 Clear in-situ star formation
NGC 2968 SN 1970L Ib/c 2.17 14.3 15 13 1076 Formation in connecting bridge likely
NGC 3160 SN 1997C Ib/c 1.60 44.2 15 13 3327 Misclassified SN, likely Ia
??? SN 2005nc Ic ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? GRB at z = 0.61, no host detected
UGC 5434 SN 2006bx II? 1.15 26.8 8 30 848 Most likely to be a HVS

Notes. 

(a)

As given by Tsvetkov et al. (2004).

(b)

Angular separation between the actual SN position and the center of the associated host galaxy.

(c)

Corresponding projected distance between SN and host using the linear scale given in Table 1.

(d)

Minimum mass of the progenitor star of a supernova of the given type from Heger et al. (2003); Smartt (2009).

(e)

Corresponding lifetime of a star with Mmin as derived by Schaller et al. (1992).

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