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Table 3.

Log of the classification spectra for the 42 SNe IIn in our sample.

SN Epoch SN age, relative to Telescope Instrument
(MJD) peak (days, rest frame)
PTF09tm 55037 8 Lick Kast
PTF09uy 55008 −23 Keck I LRIS
PTF09bcl 55055 9 WHT ISIS
PTF10cwl 55270 4 Keck I LRIS
PTF10cwx 55273 1 P200 DBSP
PTF10ewc 55285 −14 WHT ISIS
PTF10fjh 55300 −8 Gemini North GMOS
PTF10flx 55299 −6 Gemini North GMOS
PTF10gvd 55322 9 Keck I LRIS
PTF10gvf 55323 −13 Keck I LRIS
PTF10oug 55396 −30 P200 DBSP
PTF10qwu 55421 P200 DBSP
PTF10tel 55434 −11 Gemini North GMOS
PTF10tyd 55443 −23 P200 DBSP
PTF10vag 55454 −10 Lick Kast
PTF10weh 55502 −2 Lick Kast
PTF10xgo 55477 −2 P200 DBSP
PTF10abui 55536 −10 P200 DBSP
PTF10achk 55547 −5 UH SNIFS
PTF10acsq 55574 P200 DBSP
PTF11fzz 55736 −51 P200 DBSP
PTF11mpg 55833 6 Keck II DEIMOS
PTF11oxu 55872 −37 WHT ISIS
PTF11qnf 55892 −76 Keck I LRIS
PTF11qqj 55895 −7 P200 DBSP
PTF11rfr 55916 −30 P200 DBSP
PTF11rlv 55953 20 Kitt Peak RC Spec
PTF12cxj 56035 −14 Gemini North GMOS
PTF12frn 56124 4 Keck II DEIMOS
PTF12glz 56123 −58 P200 DBSP
PTF12ksy 56238 −14 P200 DBSP
iPTF13agz 56442 26 Apache Point DIS
iPTF13aki 56395 −7 P200 DBSP
iPTF13asr 56421 2 Keck I LRIS
iPTF13cuf 56545 Keck II DEIMOS
iPTF14bcw 56803 −16 Keck II DEIMOS
iPTF14bpa 56832 −28 P200 DBSP
iPTF15aym 57176 −13 NOT ALFOSC
iPTF15bky 57196 −8 NOT ALFOSC
iPTF15blp 57226 17 P200 DBSP
iPTF15eqr 57362 −10 Keck I LRIS
iPTF16fb 57445 4 P200 DBSP

Notes. Epochs are given in MJD (=JD – 2 400 000.5). The spectra were taken at epochs −11 ± 20 d (1σ Gaussian spread) relative to light-curve peak (Table 6). For our spectroscopy, we used the following telescopes (with spectrographs given in parenthesis): Apache Point 3.5 m (DIS, Dual Imaging Spectrograph), Gemini North 8.1 m (GMOS, Gemini Multi-Object Spectrograph), Keck I 10 m (LRIS, Low-Resolution Imaging Spectrometer), Keck II 10 m (DEIMOS, DEep Imaging Multi-Object Spectrograph), Kitt Peak 4 m (Ritchey-Chretien Spectrograph), Lick 3 m Shane telescope (Kast Double Spectrograph), Nordic Optical Telescope (NOT) 2.5 m (ALFOSC, Alhambra Faint Object Spectrograph and Camera), P200 5.1 m Hale telescope (DBSP, Double Spectrograph), University of Hawaii (UH) 2.2 m (SNIFS, Supernova Integral Field Spectrograph) and William Herschel Telescope (WHT) 4.2 m (ISIS, Intermediate-dispersion Spectrograph and Imaging System). For SNe with age – when the spectrum was taken, no peak epoch was determined.

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