Fig. 13

Radius of the PWN (Rpwn) with respect to the evolutionary state of a Sedov SNR, given by the radius of the forward shock Rsnr (Eq. (4)). We show the results for n0 = 10 (top) and 1 cm−3 (bottom). The number next to each curve is log(Ė), i.e., the spin-down energy of the powering pulsar. The filled circle is the size of the SNR and the PWN G29.4+0.1 for a distance of 6.5 kpc, while the dotted line gives Rsnr and Rpwn for the distance range between 5.5 and 7.5 kpc.
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