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Supernova Remnants in M33

I. J. Danziger

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A summary is given of optical observations and radio observations connected with the successful identification of three supernova remnants in M33. The optical observations also allow a discussion of element abundances, while the radio observations have provided spectral information and an independent determination of the distance to M33. (7 refs).

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A summary is given of optical observations and radio observations connected with the successful identification of three supernova remnants in M33. The optical observations also allow a discussion of element abundances, while the radio observations have provided spectral information and an independent determination of the distance to M33. (7 refs).

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A summary is given of optical observations and radio observations connected with the successful identification of three supernova remnants in M33. The optical observations also allow a discussion of element abundances, while the radio observations have provided spectral information and an independent determination of the distance to M33. (7 refs).

Key concepts: Supernova, Astronomy, Physics

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