Physics of Supernovae

Abstract

Global properties of different types of supernovae are overviewed. A special emphasis is made on the issues of interest both for the supernova and cosmic ray physics such as supernova shock waves and neutrino signal.

15 pages, 7 figures, 1 table, 72 references; Invited Lecture at the ECRS-19 (Florence, Italy, Aug.-Sep. 2004)

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