XRISM velocity dispersion of M82's hot wind cannot be produced by free-wind models alone and requires supersonic (Mach 1.7–3.1) small-scale motions that may channel energy into B-fields and cosmic rays.
IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems 33, 4 (2022), 805–817
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