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Spectral Turn-Over of Radio Arc Filaments at 43 GHz: Magnetic Tubes of 4000-yr Old in the Galactic Center
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 April 2016
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The origin of the straight magnetic filaments in the Radio Arc near the Galactic Center is still controversial: either if they are permanent structure of constant configuration for a galactic-time scale, or they are temporary structure of short life time such as due to a sudden injection of cosmic rays or to sudden shock compression. Measurement of life time of the radio emitting cosmic ray electrons consisting the filaments is one of the crucial methods besides a time variation measurement of the fine structure of the filaments.
In order to investigate possible spatial variation of spectral index at higher frequencies in the filaments, which might give information about the life time of cosmic ray electrons, we have performed high-resolution radio continuum observations at 43 GHz of the GO.18-0.04 region of the radio Arc near the galactic center using the Nobeyama Millimeter-wave Array. A detailed description of this work is given in Sofue et al. (1992).
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