SIMBAD references

Four new apparent supernovae have been reported from unfiltered CCD images, 2004gf by T. Boles (cf. IAUC 8437), and the rest by M. Moore, K. Shimasaki, and W. Li (LOSS/KAIT; cf. IAUC 8443). SN 2004 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2004gf Nov. 20.872 21 57 52.39 +42 18 57.8 17.2 26".3 W, 35".6 N 2004gg Nov. 16.50 9 46 49.10 +16 02 44.5 18.5 6".1 W, 10".7 N 2004gh Nov. 16.55 10 24 31.55 -23 33 18.2 17.6 0".7 E, 7".5 S 2004gi Nov. 17.57 10 39 23.34 -27 54 40.0 14.9 21".4 W, 4".8 N Additional magnitudes from the respective discoverers: SN 2004gf in UGC 11864, 1989 July 9, [20.0 (blue, Digitized Sky Survey); Sept. 3, [20.5 (red, Digitized Sky Survey); 2004 Oct. 4, [19.5; Nov. 21.871, 17.2. SN 2004gg in UGC 5234, May 2.21 UT, [19.5; Nov. 22.58, 18.7. SN 2004gh in MCG -04-25-6, May 4.20, [19.0; Nov. 22.56, 17.6. SN 2004gi in MCG -05-25-32, May 4.21, [19.5, Nov. 22.58, 15.1. SN 2003W also appeared in UGC 5234, somewhat closer to the galaxy's center.