Titlebook: Gamma-Ray Bursts; The brightest explos Gilbert Vedrenne,Jean-Luc Atteia Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Cosmology.Universe

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Fourierreihen und Fourierintegral,to monitor possible nuclear explosions within and outside the atmosphere of the Earth. The first event was recorded in 1967 but the existence of gamma-ray flashes coming from the cosmos was not announced to the scientific community until 1973 (.; Figure 1.1). GRBs are brief and bright, lasting from

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-76749-8bout the mission and its instruments. In the introduction to this chapter, it is important to mention the remarkable work done by the scientific and technical teams, which were strongly motivated by two researchers, E. Costa and F. Frontera. These two reseachers were very excited by the GRB mystery

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Rechnen mit beliebigen Zahlen und Einheiten, the main properties of gamma-ray bursts with standard physics applied to somewhat ‘exotic’ objects. In this chapter we outline the most popular model to explain GRBs and their afterglows. This model, with its basic ingredients, has very often been called the standard model.

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Komplexe Zahlen und Funktionen,the narrow shell with a radial width Δ increases linearly with its radius: Γ ∝ .. At a radius . . = . . the shell is cold and it coasts at constant Γ = Γ. = η (η is the energy-to-mass ratio in the initial fireball or the mean energy per baryon: η = . ./. . . . where . . ? . ./. . represents the bary

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-29694-8ts have made it possible to measure the isotropic equivalent energies emitted by GRBs in gamma-rays. These energies reach 10. to 10. erg. As most GRBs are probably collimated with typical opening angles between 1° and 20°, the true energy is clustered around 10. to 10. ergs which must be liberated i

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Rechnen mit beliebigen Zahlen und Einheiten, the main properties of gamma-ray bursts with standard physics applied to somewhat ‘exotic’ objects. In this chapter we outline the most popular model to explain GRBs and their afterglows. This model, with its basic ingredients, has very often been called the standard model.