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Archival transients detected with the MeerLICHT telescope I: Supernovae
Wide-field optical transient surveys collectively discover $\sim$50 new transients per night, making rapid, multi-filter and/or spectroscopic follow-up of all but the most exceptional events unfeasible. Consequently, the (early) light-curve properties of most supernovae (SNe), particularly sub-lumin
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