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Cosmic ray acceleration by shocks: spectral steepening due to turbulent magnetic field amplification

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arxiv 1906.12240 v1 pith:NVEZE5IS submitted 2019-06-28 astro-ph.HE

Cosmic ray acceleration by shocks: spectral steepening due to turbulent magnetic field amplification

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We show that the energy required to turbulently amplify magnetic field during cosmic ray (CR) acceleration by shocks extracts energy from the CR and steepens the CR energy spectrum.

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