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    Gamma Ray Bursts: The High Energy Photon Emission, and Implications for Gravitational Waves, Cosmic Rays and Neutrinos

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    Date
    2011-10-05
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    Meszaros, Peter
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    Abstract
    Gamma-ray bursts have been detected at photon energies up to tens of GeV, and there are reasons to believe that the sources emit at least up to TeV energies, via leptonic or/and hadronic mechanisms. I review some recent developments in the GeV photon phenomenology in the light of Fermi observations, as well as recent related theoretical work. I discuss then the expected production of gravitational waves, the possibility of accelerating cosmic rays resulting in high energy neutrinos, and recent observational constraints.
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