Supernova Remnants: An Odyssey in Space after Stellar death

Supernova Remnants: An Odyssey in Space after Stellar death

Supernova Remnants: An Odyssey in Space after Stellar death

Branislav

1st Abstract

Title (1st Abstract)

An empirical study on distances and evolution of supernova remnants: insights from $Sigma D$ data distribution

First Author

Branislav Vukotić

Affiliation

Astronomical Observatory, Belgrade, Serbia

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Poster

Session

7. SNRs as probes and drivers of galaxy structure

1st Abstract

For the selected sample of calibrators, with radio surface brightness ($Sigma$) and linear diameter ($D$) data, we reconstruct the probability density function of the data in the $Sigma D$ plane, called $Sigma D$ pdf map. The $Sigma D$ pdf map is calculated with bootstrap approach by resampling the calibrating sample data. Unlike standard linear fit based calibrations our method gives more robust results. A probability density distribution for $D$ is obtained for each particular $Sigma$ value. This also gives a probability distribution of the corresponding statistical distance. We calculate distances for extragalactic and Galactic SNR calibrating samples and compare the results with standard, fit based approaches. In addition, utilizing the $Sigma D$ pdf map we quantify the data grouping in the $Sigma D$ plane which can be very useful tool for the studies on $Sigma D$ evolution of supernova remnants.