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PMN J1310–5552: A Gamma-Ray-emitting Blazar Candidate Harboring a Cosmic Monster
Relativistic jets manifest some of the most intriguing activities in the nuclear regions of active galaxies. Identifying the most powerful relativistic jets permits us to probe the most luminous accretion systems and, in turn, the most massive black ...
Vaidehi S. Paliya
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EXPLORING THE RELATION BETWEEN (SUB-)MILLIMETER RADIATION AND γ-RAY EMISSION IN BLAZARS WITHPLANCKANDFERMI [PDF]
J. León-Tavares +15 more
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Self-Supervised Learning for Modeling Gamma-ray Variability in Blazars [PDF]
A. Brill
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DISTRIBUTIONS OF GAMMA-RAY BURSTS AND BLAZARS IN THELp-Ep-PLANE AND POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR THEIR RADIATION PHYSICS [PDF]
Fen Lyu +7 more
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Comprehensive power spectral density analysis of the Fermi-LAT gamma-ray light curves of selected blazars [PDF]
Natalia Żywucka +3 more
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Role of Magnetic Reconnection in Blazar Variability Using Numerical Simulation
Fast γ -ray variability in blazars remains a central puzzle in high-energy astrophysics, challenging standard shock acceleration models. Blazars, a subclass of active galactic nuclei with jets pointed close to our line of sight, offer a unique view into ...
Chandan Kumar Das +4 more
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On the location of the acceleration and emission sites in gamma-ray blazars [PDF]
C. D. Dermer, R. Schlickeiser
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The gamma-ray Doppler factor determinations for a Fermi blazar sample [PDF]
J. H. Fan +3 more
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Considering shock-accelerated protons in addition to electrons in a synchrotron radio jet naturally produces the observed X- through gamma ray continuum emission of flat-spectrum radio-loud AGN, whereas the corresponding shock-accelerated electrons produce the infrared through optical continuum.
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