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Delayed Hard Photons from Gamma-Ray Bursts

arXiv:astro-ph/9405033 · doi:10.1086/187503

Abstract

The delayed hard (up to 25 GeV) photons observed more than an hour following a gamma-ray burst on February 17, 1994 may result from the collisions of relativistic nucleons with a dense cloud, producing . The required cloud density is cm. This cloud may be the remains of the disrupted envelope of a neutron star, and may survive as an excretion disc of -- cm radius around the coalescing binary.

9 pp., Tex, WU-JIK-94-2

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