Paper:	Supernova 2023ixf: a Short Introduction
Volume:	536, The Twelfth Pacific Rim Conference on Stellar Astrophysics
Page:	47
Authors:	Yoon, S.-C.
Abstract:	The supernova (SN) 2023ixf is a Type IIL supernova occurred in the Pin-wheel Galaxy (M101). This SN has garnered significant interest within the supernova research community because it is the nearest observed supernova in the past ten years. Here, I provide a brief overview of recent advancements in both observational and theoretical investigations of this SN regarding photometric and spectroscopic observations during early-times, SN light curve models, identification of its progenitor, observations of pre-SN activities of the progenitor candidate and initiatives aimed at radio detection. The importance of tight observational constraints on the initial and final masses of the progenitor is emphasized.

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