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Estimate gravitational energy from supernova
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[QUOTE="henrco, post: 5455305, member: 579676"] The thin shell would collapse to (r - width of shell), assuming that the entire shell burns off. I am to assume initial distribution as uniform. I understand that the GPE will will be different an initial and final radii. However I don't understand. 1) Is there a way of working out what the radius is? Can it be derived from the information provided. If so, could you please help me with that. [/QUOTE]
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