Supernova Evolution: Phases and Emission Patterns

Description

This lecture covers the evolution of supernovae, including the free expansion phase, adiabatic phase, and radiative phase, as well as the emission patterns observed in supernova remnants. It explains how supernovae produce heavy elements, redistribute matter in galaxies, and accelerate particles. The lecture also discusses the different types of supernova remnants and their radio continuum emission patterns.

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Astronomy

Astrophysics: Stellar astronomy, Physical cosmology

Physics

Particle physics: Particle accelerators

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