Helium ignition in rotating magnetized CO white dwarfs leading to fast and faint rather than classical type Ia supernovae

Helium ignition in rotating magnetized CO white dwarfs leading to fast and faint rather than classical type Ia supernovae
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10.1051/0004-6361/201630121
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2017-01
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arXiv: Solar and Stellar Astrophysics
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P. Neunteufel;P. Neunteufel;S.-C. Yoon;Norbert Langer
P. Neunteufel;P. Neunteufel;S.-C. Yoon;Norbert Langer
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P. Neunteufel;P. Neunteufel;S.-C. Yoon;Norbert Langer

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