Spectrum of flux for a synchrontron source

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The spectrum of flux for a synchrontron source ( AGN for example) drops off at low frequencies. Is that a sensible situation? How comes??
 
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I don't know if this helps - http://www.vlti.org/events/assets/1/proceedings/6.5_Tristram.pdf - http://www.vlti.org/events/assets/1/proceedings/6.5_Tristram.pdf

What does one mean by low frequency? IR, visible, X-ray as opposed to gamma-ray?
 
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