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Mallory S. E. Roberts et al. 2003 ApJ 588 992 doi:10.1086/374266
The Pulsar Wind Nebula in G11.2–0.3
FREEMallory S. E. Roberts1,6,7, Cindy R. Tam1, Victoria M. Kaspi1,6,8, Maxim Lyutikov1,6,9, Gautam Vasisht2, Michael Pivovaroff3, Eric V. Gotthelf4 and Nobuyuki Kawai5,10
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