SN 2001N
SN 2001N was discovered and confirmed on Jan. 21.4 UT (mag 163:C)
and Jan. 22.4 UT (mag 162:C), respectingly. The location is very
close (3" SE) of the bright nucleus of a face-on spiral (SA(r)b)
galaxy NGC 3327. The recession velocity of the host galaxy is 6303
km/s, so SN 2001N was discovered as bright as the maximum of a normal
SN Ia
(vsnet-campaign-sn 139).