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CHANG-ES XLII: Cosmic-Ray Electron Transport and the Spatially Resolved Radio-SFR Relation in Edge-on Galaxies
Radio continuum emission traces star formation in galaxies, but cosmic-ray electron (CRE) propagation between the disk and halo complicates this connection. We present a wide-band, spatially resolved analysis of 19 nearby edge-on galaxies, combining LOFAR observations at 144 MHz with CHANG-ES VLA im
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