1999A&AS..138..507F


Query : 1999A&AS..138..507F

1999A&AS..138..507F - Astron. Astrophys., Suppl. Ser., 138, 507-508 (1999/September-0)

On the nature of GRB-SGRs blazing jets.

FARGION D.

Abstract (from CDS):

Gamma Ray Burst and Soft Gamma Repeaters are neither standard candle nor isotropic explosions. Our model explains them as strong blazing of a light-house, spinning and precessing gamma jet. Such jets at maximal output (as GRBs in Supernova like sources at cosmic edges) or at late lower power stages (SGRs in nearer planetary nebulae in galactic halo) may blaze the observer by extreme beaming (Ω< 10–8) and apparent huge luminosity.

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Journal keyword(s): GRB, Jet, Inverse Compton, SGR

CDS comments: p. 507 : SGR 1642-21 misprint for SGR 1627-41, p. 508 SGR 1647-21 misprint for SGR 1627-41

Simbad objects: 15

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Number of rows : 15
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026
#notes
1 Trigger 6918 gB 00 19.4 -30 44           ~ 1 0
2 SN 1987A SN* 05 35 27.98840 -69 16 11.1134           SNIIpec 5203 2
3 GRB 971214 gB 11 56 26.4 +65 12 01           ~ 445 1
4 GRB 990510 gB 13 38 07.64 -80 29 48.8           ~ 499 1
5 GRB 990123 gB 15 25 29 +44 45.0     8.95     ~ 1012 1
6 OT 19990123 ? 15 25 30.34 +44 45 59.1           ~ 14 0
7 GRB 980618A gB 16 35 52 -47 35.2           ~ 270 0
8 NGC 6543 PN 17 58 33.4039587288 +66 37 58.750734000   11.09 11.28     [WC] 1197 2
9 PSR J1808-2024 Psr 18 08 39.32 -20 24 40.1           ~ 1316 2
10 GRB 980712 gB 18 55 -42.0           ~ 8 0
11 GBS 1900+14 gB 19 07 13 +09 19.6           ~ 906 0
12 SS 433 HXB 19 11 49.5647697480 +04 58 57.827127648   16.854 14.643     A7Ib 2253 4
13 SN 1998bw SN* 19 35 03.17 -52 50 46.1   14.09       SNIc 1928 2
14 ESO 184-82 AG? 19 35 04.416 -52 50 38.04   15.17   14.26   ~ 113 2
15 V* V1610 Cyg pA* 21 02 18.27 +36 41 37.0           F5Iae 892 1

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