Synchrotron radiation of type I supernova remnants

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Electron Acceleration, Interstellar Magnetic Fields, Supernova Remnants, Synchrotron Radiation, Distribution Functions, Shock Wave Propagation

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A model of synchrotron radiation from electrons accelerated by an
external shock wave in the magnetic field of a supernova remnant is
examined that may describe the synchrotron radiation of supernova
remnants. Calculation results agree satisfactorily with data for SN 1006
and SN Tycho in the frequency range 10 exp 9 to 10 exp 18 Hz.

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