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Detection of Gamma Rays with E greater than 300 GeV From Markarian 501
by:
Quinn, J.
Finley, J. P., et al
Connaughton, V.
Akerlof, C. W.
Biller, S.
Buckley, J.
Carter-Lewis, D. A.
Catanese, M.
Cawley, M. F.
Fegan, D. J.
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The detection of gamma rays of energy greater than 300
GeV from the BL Lacertae object Mrk 501 demonstrates that
extragalactic TeV emission is not unique to Mrk 421.
During 66 hr of observations between 1995 March and July
we measured an average flux of 8.1 /- 1.4 x 10(exp -12)
cm(exp -2)/s above 300 GeV, a flux that is only 20
percent of the average Mrk 421 flux. The new gamma-ray
source has not been reported by the Compton Gamma Ray
Observatory as an emitter of gamma rays at lower
energies. There is evidence for variability on timescales
of days.
Date Published: 2011-05-23 00:21:17
Identifier: nasa_techdoc_19960020410
Item Size: 2048688
Language: eng
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# Topics
STELLAR CORONAS
STELLAR LUMINOSITY
EMISSION SPECTRA
O STARS
B STARS
STELLAR ACTIVITY
X RAY SOURCES
OPEN CLUSTERS
MAIN SEQUENCE STARS
STELLAR EVOLUTION
STELLAR MASS
ROSAT MISSION
SKY SURVEYS (ASTRONOMY)
X RAYS
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