2003IAUC.8045....1G

Discoveries of three supernovae have been found on unfiltered CCD images and reported to the Central Bureau. All three objects were found by J. Graham and W. Li (via LOTOSS/KAIT; cf. IAUC 7906); SN 2003F was found independently by T. Puckett, Mountain Town, GA, with D. Toth (Lima, OH) via the Puckett Observatory 0.50-m MassImaging reflector (confirmed Jan. 9.13; Puckett's data for SN 2003F tabulated below). SN 2003 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2003F Jan. 8.16 5 11 32.99 +17 03 28.4 16.7 7".3 E, 6".1 N 2003G Jan. 8.2 2 08 28.13 + 6 23 51.9 16.2 6".0 E, 9".8 N 2003H Jan. 8.3 6 16 25.68 -21 22 23.8 17.8 31".9 W, 9".6 N The offsets of SN 2003H are relative to the eastern component of the interacting galaxy pair. Li provides position end figures 33s.03, 28".4 for SN 2003F. Additional magnitudes [sources: 'K' = KAIT; 'S' = Palomar Sky Survey; 'P' = Puckett; 'Q' = Y. L. Qiu, Beijing Astronomical Observatory (via Li)]: SN 2003F in UGC 3261, 1953 Jan. 9, [20.0: (S, P); 1983 Sept. 9, [21.0: (S, P); 2002 Feb. 14, [20.5: (P); Dec. 11, [19.0 (K); 2003 Jan. 8.3, 16.3 (K); 9.6, 16.1 (Q). SN 2003G in IC 208, 2002 Dec. 12, [19.0 (K); 2003 Jan. 9.5, 15.8 (Q). SN 2003H in NGC 2207, Jan. 3, [19.0 (K); 9.6, 18.0 (Q).