Distance modulus and redshift Ia supernovae Catalog

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A user is seeking a comprehensive catalog of Type Ia supernovae that includes redshift, distance modulus, and positional data. They mention a link to a Harvard site that provides position data but lacks the other requested information. Another participant suggests that Vizier may contain the necessary data. The discussion focuses on finding a reliable source for the complete dataset on Type Ia supernovae. Users are encouraged to share any additional resources that could assist in this search.
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Hello!

I am looking for a catalog that contains redshift, modulus distance and position (if it is possible) of many type Ia supernovae as possible. I have found this: http://www.cbat.eps.harvard.edu/lists/Supernovae.html, but this link only has the position data.

Does anyone know wher I can find the other information?

Thanks!
 
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