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astro-ph2006

Regions of star formation as gamma-ray sources: Analytic formulae for hadronic production in a single stellar wind

Diego F. Torres

We present an approximate, analytical formulae for the computation of hadronically-produced gamma-ray luminosity in the innermost regions of stellar winds. We put this into the con…

astro-ph20062 cited

Identification of high energy gamma-ray sources and source populations in the era of deep all-sky coverage

Olaf Reimer, Diego F. Torres

A large fraction of the anticipated source detections by the Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope (GLAST-LAT) will initially be unidentified. We argue that traditional approaches t…

astro-ph200628 cited

LS I +61 303 as a potential neutrino source on the light of MAGIC results

Diego F. Torres, Francis Halzen

Very high energy -rays have recently been detected from the microquasar LS I +61 303 using the MAGIC telescope. A phenomenological study on the concomitant neutrinos that would…

astro-ph20064 cited

INTEGRAL and XMM-Newton observations towards the unidentified MeV source GRO J1411-64

Diego F. Torres, Shu Zhang, Olaf Reimer +9

The COMPTEL unidentified source GRO J1411-64 was observed by INTEGRAL, and its central part, also by XMM-Newton. The data analysis shows no hint for new detections at hard X-rays.…

astro-ph2006

A quasi periodic signal with ultra low frequency discovered in V0332+53?

Shu Zhang, Diego F. Torres, JinLu Qu

The reported likely QPO is found to be an instrumental effect, which was never clarified in any INTEGRAL related literatures. The paper should therfore be withdrawn.

astro-ph200643 cited

Flux upper limit of gamma-ray emission by GRB050713a from MAGIC Telescope observations

J. Albert, E. Aliu, H. Anderhub +127

The long-duration GRB050713a was observed by the MAGIC Telescope, 40 seconds after the burst onset, and followed up for 37 minutes, until twilight. The observation, triggered by a…