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SN 1006 Extract spectra for each region.

Synchrotron emission For an electron energy distribution of the form: N(E) ~ E-p Producing synchtron emission in a magnetic field B, The photon intensity distribution is of the form I() ~ - Where  = (p-1)/2 And the maximum photon energy is

SN 1006 Assume an electron spectrum of the form and infer a magnetic field using a combination of TeV measurements (IC) and X-ray (synchrotron from same electrons). Then calculate expected photon spectrum. Find  ~ 2.2 and cutoff energy ~ 20 TeV.