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Supernova Remnants and Synchrotron Emission

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This lecture covers the lifespan of supernova remnants, their luminosity, and the relationship between FIR and radio emissions, focusing on the correlation with dust properties and star formation rates. It also discusses the radio emission tracing star formation regions in galaxies.

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