NASA NTRS · 19920012683
Supernovae as sources of gamma rays
Abstract
Most supernovae are profoundly radioactive and the Gamma Ray Observatory is an ideal instrument for detecting their unique gamma ray line and X-ray signatures. How the observation of these hard photons can be used to do supernova science will be addressed, with particular emphasis being placed on Type Ia explosions and nearby events.
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Burrows, Adam. 1992-02-01. Supernovae as sources of gamma rays. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920012683
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