Chincarini, G. 2010 GRB 090423和X射线耀
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| Title: | Swift highlights and flares (Back to the drawing board?) | |
| Authors: | Chincarini, G.; Margutti, R. | |
| Publication: | eprint arXiv:1005.4507 | |
| Publication Date: | 05/2010 | |
| Origin: | ARXIV | |
| Keywords: | Astrophysics - High Energy Astrophysical Phenomena | |
| Comment: | "1st Galileo Xu Guangqi Meeting" conference proceeding | |
| Bibliographic Code: | 2010arXiv1005.4507C |
Abstract
Swift opened up a new era in the study of gamma-ray burst sources (GRB). Among a variety of discoveries made possible by Swift, here we focus on GRB090423, the event at z=8.2 which currently holds the record of the most distant celestial object ever caught by human instrumentation. This GRB allowed us to have a direct look at the early Universe. The central engine activity giving origin to the GRB emission is also discussed starting from the observational findings of an updated GRB X-ray flares catalog.Bibtex entry for this abstract Preferred format for this abstract (see Preferences)

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