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Magnitude, magnetic field, and velocity

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An astronomer observes radiation coming form a region with a uniform magnetic field B. He notices two narrow absorption features at 0.95 keV and at 1 keV. Find out the magnitude of the magnetic field and the velocity of the trans-relativistic electrons.
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