Table 3.
Objects with a detected sibling transient.
| Primary name | IAU name | Sibling name | IAU name (b) | Type | Date (a) | Offset (″) (c) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZTF18aasdted | SN 2018big | ZTF19abqhobb | SN 2019nvm | IIP | 58 714 | 3.7 |
| ZTF19aaysiwt | SN 2019hnt | ZTF20acwpads | – | – | 59 186 | 1.2 |
| ZTF19acihfxz | SN 2019tjz | ZTF18aanhpii | – | – | 59 774 | 1.2 |
| ZTF20abzetdf | SN 2020tft | – | – | Ia | 59 867 | < 1 |
| ZTF20acehyxd | SN 2020uvd | ZTF21abouuow | SN 2021udv | Ia | 59 422 | 3.1 |
Notes.
The siblings ZTF19aaysiwt and ZTF20acwpads share an IAU name. For ZTF20abzetdf, the siblings are too close together (< 1″ separation) to be automatically recognised as separate events, causing them to share both ZTF and IAU names. ZTF18aanhpii is a sibling transient in 2022 on top of the host nucleus, resulting in the internal name being from 2018.
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