What Kind of Curve Describes Synchrotron Radiation's Spectral Distribution?

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Given that the formula for spectral distribution of synchrotron radiation can be expressed in terms of a rapidly converging integral and graphed as a curved relationship between power radiated and the photon energy, is this curve considered a linear curve or a bell type curve or sinusoidal curve? what kind of curve is this?

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