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Blazar observation and extragalatic absorption Denis Bastieri & Antonio Saggion
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2D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. Blazars – Optical depth and flux calculation E 0 : -energy (z = 0). t(z) : cosmic time : dt/dz = H 0 –1 (1+z) –5/2. h 0 = 0.75. z e : redshift of the source x = (1 – cos ), scattering angle : bkg frequency at redshift z : cross section e + e – E 0 : -energy (z = 0). t(z) : cosmic time : dt/dz = H 0 –1 (1+z) –5/2. h 0 = 0.75. z e : redshift of the source x = (1 – cos ), scattering angle : bkg frequency at redshift z : cross section e + e – Numerical integration qgauss of Num. Recipes Numerical integration qgauss of Num. Recipes with d /dE = A×E – [d /dE] = cm –2 s –1 GeV –1 IR-photon dependence via a density table easy update with d /dE = A×E – [d /dE] = cm –2 s –1 GeV –1 IR-photon dependence via a density table easy update
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3D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. Blazars – The photon density Data from the homepage of Tanja KneiskeTanja Kneiske Data from the homepage of Tanja KneiskeTanja Kneiske http://www.astro.uni-wuerzburg.de/~kneiske/
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4D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. Blazars – Significativity calculation Flux αAz Novas Φ(E i, θ i ) in γ/cm 2 decRA Trigger A eff Sigma γ detectable by Magic (Hz) γ detectable by Magic (Hz) Integration in log 10 (E[GeV]) log 10 (ΔE i ) = [1, 1.1] … [3.9, 4] Obs. time in ZA bins Δθ i = [0, 5] … [65, 70] obs.time/night > 10 min 200 Li & Ma 10/3
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5D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. EGRET – Markarian 421 Source name & source flux cm –2 s –1 GeV –1 Sensitivity data Unabsorbed flux Flux interacting with IR Observability inset: hours/1year ZA bins.
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6D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. EGRET – 3c279 MAGIC should evidence the internal cutoff of FSRQ: fore- seen in many models around 100 GeV. Costamante & Ghisellini “TeV candidates BL Lac objects.” astro/ph0112201
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7D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. EGRET – Observation time: ΔT σ=5 Observation time to reach σ = 5 level for EGRET sources. X-bins are logarithmic. 25 13 8 5 3 List of EGRET sources. In the histogram on the left are shown the ΔT σ=5 for each source observable by MAGIC. There are 46 sources with an expected ΔT σ=5 less than 100 hours.
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8D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. Catalogue of the best TeV candidates Ensemble of 246 different objects 33 TeV Candidates Selection criterium based on RADIO fluxes for optical fluxes possible contamination from the host galaxy.
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9D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. Costamante & Ghisellini: new lists Costamante-Ghisellini criterium Costamante-Ghisellini criterium 33 sources 23 with data on z and with a total obs. time 0 23 with data on z and with a total obs. time 0 Ghisellini model: Theoretical approach. SSC-model + fit on L C, L syn ratio. Ghisellini model: Theoretical approach. SSC-model + fit on L C, L syn ratio. Fossati model: Phenomenology. SSC-model + L C ~ L syn Fossati model: Phenomenology. SSC-model + L C ~ L syn Data on A, α, z, RA and dec. Data on A, α, z, RA and dec. Tables
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10D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. Costamante: Ghisellini model 7 sources 12 sources 4 sources
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11D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. Costamante: Fossati model 11 sources 9 sources 3 sources
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12D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003. Conclusions 46 + 23 Blazars are observable with σ ~ 5 in ~ 1 hour. Observation of “near”-FSRQs can provide a tool to measure internal cutoff and to verify emission models. dI/dE = A×E – different emission models different emission models “virtualAGN” engine “virtualAGN” engine ???
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