SIMBAD references

Two apparent supernova in UGC 4132 have been discovered on unfiltered CCD images: both objects independently by T. Puckett and M. Peoples (cf. IAUC 8601) and by the Lick Observatory Supernova Search program (KAIT, via R. R. Prasad and W. Li, with 2005eo first spotted by E. Lee on the Sept. 29.54 image; cf. IAUC 8604). SN 2005eo was also independently found by P. Berlind while undertaking spectroscopy for 2005en on Sept. 29 at Mt. Hopkins. The tabulated data below are from Puckett. SN 2005 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2005en Sep. 27.19 7 59 12.61 +32 55 00.5 17.5 5".8 W, 6".9 N 2005eo Sep. 27.19 7 59 13.94 +32 55 19.7 18.3 11".0 E, 26".1 N Li provides position end figures 12s.64, 54'59".4 for SN 2005en, and 13s.98, 18".4 for 2005eo. Approximate magnitudes for 2005en: 2005 Mar. 2 UT, [20.0 (Puckett); 25, [20.0 (Puckett); Apr. 4.15, [19.5 (Li); Sept. 28.51, 17.0 (Li). Approximate magnitudes for 2005eo: Mar. 2, [20.0 (Puckett); 25, [20.0 (Puckett); Apr. 4.15, [19.5 (Li); Sept. 28.51, 17.5 (Li); 29.17, 18.0 (S. Faworski, Elizabeth, IL, via Puckett); 29.54, 17.5 (Li).