Carles Badenes et al. 2008 ApJ 680 1149 doi:10.1086/524700
The Persistence of Memory, or How the X-Ray Spectrum of SNR 0509–67.5 Reveals the Brightness of Its Parent Type Ia Supernova
FREE ISSUECarles Badenes1,2,3, John P. Hughes1,2, Gamil Cassam-Chenaï2 and Eduardo Bravo4
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of 56Ni. These results are in excellent agreement with the age estimate and spectroscopy from the light echo. We have thus established the first connection between a Type Ia supernova and its supernova remnant based on a detailed quantitative analysis of both objects.
- Subject headings
hydrodynamics; ISM: individual (SNR 0509–67.5); nuclear reactions, nucleosynthesis, abundances; supernovae: general; supernova remnants; X-rays: ISM
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Issue 2 (2008 June 20)
Received 2007 July 11, accepted for publication 2007 October 12
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The Persistence of Memory, or How the X-Ray Spectrum of SNR 0509–67.5 Reveals the Brightness of Its Parent Type Ia Supernova
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