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Radiation Reaction in Relativistic Magnetized Shocks of Neutron Star Magnetospheres
The steepening of fast magnetosonic waves in the inner magnetospheres of magnetars can produce monster shocks, whose precursor emission may account for fast radio bursts (FRBs). For sufficiently bright bursts, particles crossing the shock radiate their energy within a single gyration period, raising
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