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Type Ia supernovae: Exposing models to observations

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Ropke, F. K.
Fink, M
Hillebrandt, Wolfgang
Kromer, M
Pakmor, R
Ruiter, A. J.
Seitenzahl, I. R.
Sim, Stuart A

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Type Ia supernovae play an important role in observational cosmology and in various astrophysical processes. As main producers of iron group elements, they are a key component in the cosmic cycle of matter. The questions about the nature of the progenitor

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Proceedings of Science

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2037-12-31