Blazar observation and extragalatic absorption

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Blazar observation and extragalatic absorption Denis Bastieri & Antonio Saggion

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Blazar observation and extragalatic absorption. Denis Bastieri & Antonio Saggion. Blazars – Optical depth and flux calculation. with d F /dE = A × E – [ d F /dE ] = g cm –2 s –1 GeV –1 IR-photon dependence via a density table  easy update. E 0 : -energy ( z = 0). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Blazar observation andextragalatic absorption

Denis Bastieri& Antonio

Saggion

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2D. Bastieri: Flux extrapolation – GLAST s/w meeting – Udine, Jan. 31st 2003.

Blazars – Optical depth and flux calculation

E0: -energy (z = 0).t(z): cosmic time: dt/dz = H0

–1(1+z)–5/2. h0 = 0.75.ze: redshift of the sourcex = (1 – cos), scattering angle: bkg frequency at redshift z: cross section e+e–

E0: -energy (z = 0).t(z): cosmic time: dt/dz = H0

–1(1+z)–5/2. h0 = 0.75.ze: redshift of the sourcex = (1 – cos), scattering angle: bkg frequency at redshift z: cross section e+e–

Numerical integrationqgauss of Num. Recipes

Numerical integrationqgauss of Num. Recipes

with d/dE = A×E–

[d/dE] = cm–2s–1GeV–1

IR-photon dependence viaa density table easy update

with d/dE = A×E–

[d/dE] = cm–2s–1GeV–1

IR-photon dependence viaa density table easy update

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Blazars – The photon density

Data from the homepageof Tanja Kneiske

Data from the homepageof Tanja Kneiske

http://www.astro.uni-wuerzburg.de/~kneiske/

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Blazars – Significativity calculation

FluxFlux

αA z

NovasNovas

Φ(Ei, θi) in γ/cm2Φ(Ei, θi) in γ/cm2

decRA

TriggerTriggerAeff SigmaSigma

γ detectableby Magic<> (Hz)

γ detectableby Magic<> (Hz)

Integration in log10(E[GeV])

log10(ΔEi) = [1, 1.1] … [3.9, 4]

Obs. time in ZA binsΔθi = [0, 5] … [65, 70]

obs.time/night > 10 min

TS

TNSQF

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Li & Ma10/3

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EGRET – Markarian 421

Source name& source fluxcm–2s–1GeV–1

Sensitivitydata

Unabsorbedflux

Fluxinteracting

with IR

Observabilityinset:

hours/1yearZA bins.

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EGRET – 3c279

MAGIC shouldevidence theinternal cutoffof FSRQ: fore-seen in manymodels around100 GeV.

Costamante & Ghisellini“TeV candidatesBL Lac objects.”astro/ph0112201

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EGRET – Observation time: ΔTσ=5

Observation time to reach σ = 5 level forEGRET sources. X-bins are logarithmic.

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List of EGRET sources.

In the histogram on the

left are shown the

ΔTσ=5 for each source

observable by MAGIC.

There are 46 sources

with an expected ΔTσ=5

less than 100 hours.

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Catalogue of the best TeV candidates

Ensemble of 246 different objects

33 TeV Candidates

Selection criterium based on RADIO fluxes for optical fluxes possible contamination from the host galaxy.

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Costamante & Ghisellini: new lists

Costamante-Ghisellinicriterium

Costamante-Ghisellinicriterium

33 sources33 sources

23 with data on z

and with a total obs. time 0

23 with data on z

and with a total obs. time 0

Ghisellini model:

Theoretical approach.SSC-model + fit onLC, Lsyn ratio.

Ghisellini model:

Theoretical approach.SSC-model + fit onLC, Lsyn ratio.

Fossati model:

Phenomenology.SSC-model + LC ~ Lsyn

Fossati model:

Phenomenology.SSC-model + LC ~ Lsyn

Data onA, α, z, RA and dec.

Data onA, α, z, RA and dec.

TablesTables

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Costamante: Ghisellini modelSource z A (Hz) T>5

2200+428 0.069 3.74 1.06×10–5 16. 3.5 s 1553+113 0.360 2.97 3.21×10–7 2.9 1.8 min 1114+202 0.139 3.21 2.91×10–7 1.6 6.4 min 1136+673 0.135 2.98 8.02×10–8 0.82 23 min 1417+257 0.237 2.73 4.09×10–8 0.68 34 min 1218+304 0.182 2.78 4.19×10–8 0.62 40 min 1101-232 0.186 2.19 8.18×10–9 0.52 57 min 0414+009 0.287 2.93 4.23×10–8 0.44 1.3 hr 1133+704 0.045 3.12 5.36×10–8 0.42 1.5 hr 1959+650 0.047 3.10 4.88×10–8 0.38 1.8 hr 0556-384 0.034 2.28 6.13×10–9 0.32 2.6 hr 0120+340 0.272 2.39 8.15×10–9 0.29 3 hr 1727+502 0.055 2.80 2.03×10–8 0.28 3.2 hr 0323+022 0.147 3.37 7.33×10–8 0.28 3.4 hr 2356-309 0.165 2.42 6.14×10–9 0.25 4.1 hr 1011+496 0.200 2.57 1.08×10–8 0.25 4.1 hr 1741+196 0.084 2.34 6.03×10–9 0.24 4.3 hr 0229+200 0.139 2.25 3.76×10–9 0.18 7.5 hr 1722+119 0.018 3.11 2.58×10–8 0.17 8.7 hr 0033+595 0.086 2.22 2.65×10–9 0.14 13 hr 1440+122 0.162 2.51 4.98×10–9 0.13 15 hr 0214+517 0.049 2.55 4.84×10–9 0.12 18 hr 0548-322 0.069 2.36 2.39×10–9 0.12 19 hr

7 sources

12 sources

4 sources

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Costamante: Fossati modelSource z A (Hz) T>5

2200+428 0.069 2.50 1.69×10–7 4.6 43 s 1133+704 0.045 1.99 2.44×10–8 2.3 2.9 min 1722+119 0.018 1.89 2.03×10–8 2.2 3.1 min 1959+650 0.047 2.01 2.32×10–8 2. 3.8 min 0214+517 0.049 1.99 1.66×10–8 1.4 7.3 min 0548-322 0.069 2.01 1.34×10–8 1.4 8.3 min 1727+502 0.055 2.00 1.53×10–8 1.3 8.8 min 0556-384 0.034 1.93 1.15×10–8 1.2 9.8 min 1741+196 0.084 2.08 1.69×10–8 1.2 10 min 1553+113 0.360 2.88 9.33×10–8 1. 14 min 0033+595 0.086 1.99 5.79×10–9 0.52 57 min 1114+202 0.139 2.07 5.23×10–9 0.39 1.7 hr 2356-309 0.165 2.10 4.35×10–9 0.35 2.1 hr 1101-232 0.186 2.14 4.48×10–9 0.32 2.6 hr 0229+200 0.139 2.03 3.44×10–9 0.28 3.3 hr 1136+673 0.135 2.03 3.24×10–9 0.27 3.6 hr 1218+304 0.182 2.12 3.92×10–9 0.26 3.7 hr 0323+022 0.147 2.03 2.94×10–9 0.23 4.8 hr 1440+122 0.162 2.02 2.65×10–9 0.21 5.6 hr 1417+257 0.237 2.14 2.50×10–9 0.16 10 hr 0120+340 0.272 2.20 2.69×10–9 0.15 11 hr 0414+009 0.287 2.26 3.03×10–9 0.14 13 hr 1011+496 0.200 2.31 2.07×10–9 0.086 35 hr

11 sources

9 sources

3 sources

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Conclusions

46 + 23 Blazars are observable with σ ~ 5 in ~ 1 hour.

Observation of “near”-FSRQs can provide a tool to measureinternal cutoff and to verify emission models.

dI/dE = A×E–dI/dE = A×E– differentemission models

differentemission models

“virtualAGN” engine

“virtualAGN” engine

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