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25–29 Oct 2021
Wangjiang Hotel
Asia/Shanghai timezone

The implications of TeV detected GRB afterglows for acceleration at relativistic shocks

27 Oct 2021, 15:20
20m
Wangjiang Hotel

Wangjiang Hotel

No.42 Xiashahepu Street, Jinjiang District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, China
oral Session 2

Speaker

Mr Zhiqiu Huang (MPIK)

Description

We revisit the external shock picture of gamma-ray burst afterglow models, in light of recent very-high-energy gamma-ray detection from GRB190829A. The maximum electron energy achievable at an ultra-relativistic weakly-magnetized shock is thought to proceed in the "ballistic" transport regime. This limits synchrotron photons to energies below the often assumed burn-off limit. A single zone synchrotron/SSC model if developed to compare the revised afterglow predictions against multi-wavelength data of GRB190829A. Reproducing the hard spectrum reported by H.E.S.S.collaboration within our simple single zone model is a serious challenge when Klein-Nishina effects are correctly accounted for.
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Primary author

Mr Zhiqiu Huang (MPIK)

Co-authors

Dr Brian Reville (MPIK) Dr Gwenael Giacinti (MPIK) Prof. John Kirk (MPIK)

Presentation materials