Monte Carlo radiation transport through a chain of trans-relativistic plasmoids reproduces the 100 keV cutoff and predicts strong perpendicular polarization above 1 keV due to planar confinement of plasmoid motion.
harvard.edu/abs/1978MNRAS.182..147B/abstract Beloborodov, A
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