X-ray detection of SN1988Z with the ROSAT HRI
A. C. Fabian, R. Terlevich
Abstract
We report the detection of SN1988Z in X-rays with the ROSAT High Resolution Imager. The inferred X-ray luminosity of about 1041 can be well explained by assuming that the supernova occurred in a dense circumstellar medium, consistent with optical observations. SN1988Z is the most distant supernova yet detected in X-rays.
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