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High-resolution Very Large Array Radio Observations of the Boomerang Pulsar Wind Nebula
We present a radio polarimetric study of the Boomerang pulsar wind nebula G106.65+2.96 with Very Large Array (VLA) observations at the 6 GHz band. Our high-resolution image discovers new small-scale features in the nebula, including an elliptical core of $40''\times20''$ surrounding the central puls
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