The gamma-ray energy output from a supernova explosion

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Carbon 14, Energy Sources, Gamma Ray Astronomy, Supernovae, Upper Atmosphere, Electromagnetic Radiation, Planetary Evolution, Radio Waves, Solar System

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Using a two-box model, the dependence of C-14 concentration in the atmosphere on the C-14 production rate, the inventories and residence time of carbon in the atmosphere and ocean are deduced. Then a formula for calculating the increment of number of C-14 nuclei in the atmosphere after a supernova explosion according to tree ring C-14 data and a formula for estimating the gamma-ray energy output emitted from the explosion are successively given.

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