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The X-ray Appearance of Supernova Remnants in Tenuous Media

Denis F. Cioffi

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By estimating the X-ray intensities of old supernova remnants in the disk-halo interface, deductions can be made about the ability of isolated supernovae to have created a coronal halo.

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By estimating the X-ray intensities of old supernova remnants in the disk-halo interface, deductions can be made about the ability of isolated supernovae to have created a coronal halo.

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By estimating the X-ray intensities of old supernova remnants in the disk-halo interface, deductions can be made about the ability of isolated supernovae to have created a coronal halo.

Key concepts: Supernova, Halo, Astrophysics, Physics, Coronal plane, Astronomy, Near-Earth supernova, Galaxy

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