Gamma-Ray and Multiwaveband Emission from Gamma-Ray-Loud BL Lacertae Objects
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We have collected 18 γ-ray-loud BL Lac with observed data in multiwavedand, we find that γ-ray flux densities correlate better with the near-IR flux densities than those with the optical or x-ray flux densities. There is no correlation between γ-ray and radio flux densities. Possible constraints on the γ-ray emission mechanism are discussed. We suggest that the main γ-ray radiation mechanism is probably the synchrotron self-Compton process. The inverse Compton scattering of the radiation from hot circumscribe dust, by beamed ultrarelativistic electrons, is likely to be an important complementary mechanism.
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ZHANG Xiong, ZHAO Gang, CHENG Guang-Sheng, ZHANG Li. Gamma-Ray and Multiwaveband Emission from Gamma-Ray-Loud BL Lacertae Objects[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2003, 20(7): 1183-1186.
ZHANG Xiong, ZHAO Gang, CHENG Guang-Sheng, ZHANG Li. Gamma-Ray and Multiwaveband Emission from Gamma-Ray-Loud BL Lacertae Objects[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2003, 20(7): 1183-1186.
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ZHANG Xiong, ZHAO Gang, CHENG Guang-Sheng, ZHANG Li. Gamma-Ray and Multiwaveband Emission from Gamma-Ray-Loud BL Lacertae Objects[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2003, 20(7): 1183-1186.
ZHANG Xiong, ZHAO Gang, CHENG Guang-Sheng, ZHANG Li. Gamma-Ray and Multiwaveband Emission from Gamma-Ray-Loud BL Lacertae Objects[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2003, 20(7): 1183-1186.
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