Supernova studies. IV - The global value of H0 from supernovae IA and the peculiar motion of field galaxies

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Astrometry, Red Shift, Supernova Remnants, Supernovae, All Sky Photography, Astronomical Photometry, Cosmology, Hubble Diagram, Velocity Measurement

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An all-sky sample of 35 SNe Ia beyond 1000 km/sec and with well determined m(B)max are used to establish a Hubble diagram. With M(B)max = -19.79 + or - 0.12 from SNe Ia that occurred in the Virgo cluster (r = 21.9 Mpc), the diagram yields H0 = 46 + or - 10 (external error) km/sec Mpc. This value is independent of any adopted recession velocity of the Virgo cluster; it applies at an effective distance of about 2500 km/sec and therefore must be close to the global value. The scatter about the Hubble line is small, limiting the streaming velocities of field galaxies to about 500 km/sec over typical scales of 80 Mpc, and the luminosity scatter of SNe Ia to 0.25 mag or less. SNe Ia are therefore exceptionally good standard candles.

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