PTF11iqb: cool supergiant mass-loss that bridges the gap between Type IIn and normal supernovae
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Mansi M. Kasliwal | Kelsey I. Clubb | Alexei V. Filippenko | Peter Nugent | Mark Sullivan | Dong Xu | Sagi Ben-Ami | Avishay Gal-Yam | Nathan Smith | S. Bradley Cenko | Melissa L. Graham | Douglas C. Leonard | Jon C. Mauerhan | K. Maguire | M. Sullivan | P. Nugent | M. Kasliwal | M. Graham | S. Cenko | A. Gal-yam | A. Filippenko | J. Silverman | D. Leonard | K. Clubb | J. Mauerhan | S. Ben-Ami | J. Horst | G. Williams | Jeffrey M. Silverman | Shrinivas R. Kulkarni | Kate Maguire | J. Chuck Horst | G. Grant Williams | Jennifer E. Andrews | J. Andrews | S. Kulkarni | N. Smith | Dong Xu | A. Filippenko | S. Kulkarni | M. Sullivan
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