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Beginning of ReadMe : J/MNRAS/329/775 330MHz flux of 4 SNR near Galactic Centre (Roy+, 2002) ================================================================================ GMRT observations of four suspected supernova remnants near the Galactic Centre. Roy S., Rao A.P. <Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 329, 775 (2002)> =2002MNRAS.329..775R ================================================================================ ADC_Keywords: Supernova remnants ; Radio sources Keywords: ISM: individual: G3.1-0.6 - ISM: individual: G356.3-0.3 - ISM: individual: G356.6+0.1 - ISM: individual: G357.1-0.2 - supernova remnants - Galaxy centre Abstract: We have observed two fields - Field I (l=3.2deg, b=1.0deg) and Field II (l=356.8deg, b=-0.1deg) - with the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) at 330MHz. In the first field, we have studied the candidate supernova remnant (SNR) G3.1-0.6 and, based on its observed morphology, spectral index and polarization, confirmed it to be an SNR. We find this supernova to have a double ring appearance with a strip of emission on its western side passing through its centre. We have discovered two extended curved objects in the second field, which appears to be part of a large shell-like structure. It is possibly the remains of an old supernova in the region. Three suspected SNRs, G356.3-0.3, G356.6+0.1 and G357.1-0.2, detected in the MOST 843-MHz survey of the GC region appear to be located on this shell-like structure. While both G356.3-0.3 and G356.6+0.1 seem to be parts of this shell, G357.1-0.2, which has a steeper spectrum above 1GHz, could be a background SNR seen through the region. Our Hi absorption observation towards the candidate SNR G357.1-0.2 indicates that it is at a distance of more than 6kpc from us.
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