The Type II supernovae 2006V and 2006au: two SN 1987A-like events

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Table 7

Absolute peak magnitudes of SN 2006V and SN 2006au in both optical and NIR filters.

Filter	JD - 2 453 000	Phase^a	Peak (mag)	JD - 2 453 000	Phase^a	Peak (mag)

		SN 2006V			SN 2006au
g	824.5	76.5	−16.67	866.9	72.9	−16.55
r	825.0	77.0	−17.28	867.5	73.5	−17.20
i	825.3	77.3	−17.31	868.5	74.5	−17.15
B	823.7	75.7	−16.14	865.5	71.5	−16.02
V	824.8	76.8	−17.05	867.0	73.0	−16.87
Y	825.5	77.5	−17.81	868.5	74.5	−17.63
J	825.8	77.8	−18.06	868.5	74.5	−17.81
H	823.7	75.7	−18.26	868.5	74.5	−17.90

Notes. The largest uncertainty affecting the absolute magnitudes is related to the distance estimate, whose error is about 7%.

^(a)

Days since explosion, JD = 2 453 748 for SN 2006V and JD = 2 453 794 for SN 2006au.

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