Radio observations of supernova remnant G1.9+0.3

Radio observations of supernova remnant G1.9+0.3
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DOI:
10.1093/mnras/stz3439
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发表时间:
2019-12
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
K. Luken;M. Filipovi'c;N. Maxted;R. Kothes;R. Norris;J. Allison;R. Blackwell;C. Braiding;R. Brose;M. Burton;A. D. De Horta-A.-D.-De Horta-2126674326;T. Galvin;L. Harvey-Smith;N. Hurley-Walker;D. Leahy;N. Ralph;Q. Roper;G. Rowell;I. Sushch;D. Urošević;G. Wong
K. Luken;M. Filipovi'c;N. Maxted;R. Kothes;R. Norris;J. Allison;R. Blackwell;C. Braiding;R. Brose;M. Burton;A. D. De Horta-A.-D.-De Horta-2126674326;T. Galvin;L. Harvey-Smith;N. Hurley-Walker;D. Leahy;N. Ralph;Q. Roper;G. Rowell;I. Sushch;D. Urošević;G. Wong
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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K. Luken;M. Filipovi'c;N. Maxted;R. Kothes;R. Norris;J. Allison;R. Blackwell;C. Braiding;R. Brose;M. Burton;A. D. De Horta-A.-D.-De Horta-2126674326;T. Galvin;L. Harvey-Smith;N. Hurley-Walker;D. Leahy;N. Ralph;Q. Roper;G. Rowell;I. Sushch;D. Urošević;G. Wong

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