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Meerkat measurement of the radio emission from massive stars in the Galactic plane I. Wolf-Rayet stars
Massive stars, including Wolf-Rayet stars, are predominantly found in binary systems. These systems are known to emit both thermal emission from stellar winds and, occasionally, non-thermal emission produced by relativistic electrons accelerated in the wind-wind interaction region. We intend to prov
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