Photohadronic scenario in interpreting the February-March 2014 flare of 1ES 1011+496
arXiv:1610.01709 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-017-5335-2
Abstract
The extraordinary multi-TeV flare from 1ES 1011 +496 during February-March 2014 was observed by MAGIC telescopes for 17 nights and the average spectrum of the whole period has a non-trivial shape. We have used the photohadronic model and a template EBL model to explain the average spectrum which fits well to the flare data. The spectral index is the only free parameter in our model. We have also shown that the non-trivial nature of the spectrum is due to the change in the behavior of the optical depth above GeV -ray energy accompanied with the high SSC flux.
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