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Meerkat measurement of the radio emission from massive stars in the Galactic plane I. Wolf-Rayet stars
Mathilde Tasseroul, Michaël De Becker, Paula Benaglia +1
Massive stars, including Wolf-Rayet stars, are predominantly found in binary systems. These systems are known to emit both thermal emission from stellar winds and, occasionally, no…
The influence of free-free absorption on the radio spectrum of Particle-Accelerating Colliding-Wind Binaries
Michaël De Becker, Agustina Belen Blanco, Mathilde Tasseroul +4
The study of massive stars in binary and higher-multiplicity systems that participate in particle acceleration is a key topic at the crossroads of massive star physics, shock physi…
Enabling population studies on wind-driven Galactic binary systems
B. Marcote, P. Benaglia, V. Bosch-Ramon +8
Galactic binaries driven by stellar wind shocks, such as colliding wind binaries (CWBs) and gamma-ray binaries (gBs), harbor one of the most efficient particle acceleration engines…
Investigating particle acceleration in the Wolf-Rayet bubble NGC 2359
Anindya Saha, Anandmayee Tej, Santiago del Palacio +4
Massive stars have been proposed as candidates to be major factories of Galactic cosmic rays (GCRs). However, this claim lacks enough empirical evidence, especially for isolated st…
Thackeray's globules in IC 2944: the rocket effect revisited by ALMA
M. Fernández-López, L. A. Zapata, B. Reipurth +4
The prominent Thackeray's globules are a collection of cloudlets seen in silhouette against the bright emission of the IC 2944 HII region, ionized by the Collinder 249 cluster of e…
Foreground and internal free-free absorption in particle-accelerating colliding-wind binaries : Insights from the radio emission of WR 147
M. Tasseroul, M. De Becker, A. B Blanco +2
Radio emission from massive binary systems is generally of composite nature, showing both a thermal emission component from the winds and a non-thermal component from relativistic…