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On GRB's Extended LAT Emission and its Implication for the Circumburst Environment Ruo Yu Liu Collaborator: Xiang Yu Wang, Xue Feng Wu, Martin Lemoine Nanjing University Max Planck Institute for Nuclear physics FAN4 HongKong


  1. On GRB's Extended LAT Emission and its Implication for the Circumburst Environment Ruo ‐ Yu Liu Collaborator: Xiang ‐ Yu Wang, Xue ‐ Feng Wu, Martin Lemoine Nanjing University Max ‐ Planck ‐ Institute for Nuclear physics FAN4 HongKong 8.Jul.2013

  2. Progenitor of GRB  Long GRB (T 90 >2s) Type II (Long soft GRB?) collapse of massive stars (e.g. Wolf ‐ Rayet star) galaxy disk (“high”/moderate density ambient medium)  Short GRB (T 90 <2s) Type I GRB (Short hard GRB?) mergers (NS ‐ NS, BH ‐ NS) galaxy halo (low density ambient medium)  The circumburst environment can shed some light on GRB’s origin

  3. GRB afterglow  Fireball model of Afterglow (Meszaros&Rees 1994 ,Sari&Piran 1995, Sari et al. 1998, Dai&Lu 1998)  � ��� , � �, � � , �, ��, � � , � � �  Modeling multiband afterglow can give some information of circumburst environment

  4. Kumar&Barniol ‐ Duran 2009a GRB 080916C Cenko et al. 2011 A two component jet model for GRB 090902B (Liu & Wang 2011) Kumar&Barniol ‐ Duran 2009b

  5. Multiband radiation of GRB afterglow  High Energy (>100MeV) ,X ‐ ray, Optical, Radio Universal synchrotron spectrum from forward shock X ‐ ray 10keV Radio Gamma ray Optical >100MeV Radio      , ' a m c c

  6. synchrotron spectrum X ‐ ray (p=2.2) 10keV Radio Gamma ray Optical >100MeV Radio    ,   ' a m c c with (Liu et al. 2013)

  7. Synchrotron Self ‐ Compton component in High energy Afterglow (Dermer et al 2000, Zhang & Meszaros 2001, Zou et al. 2009, Wang et al. 2013, Fan et al .2013 and etc) Emax of synchrotron radiation is limited Synchrotron radiation can hardly produce >10 GeV (constrained by synchrotron cooling) photons after a few hundred seconds Synchrotron radiation can hardly produce >100 MeV photons after ~1000s (In the decaying micro ‐ turbulence magnetic field scenario) See Prof. Wang talk

  8. Lightcurve of extended high energy emission     (2 3 )/4 1.15 p Syn component F T T (p=2.2) in both ISM case and wind case  If E max ‐ > E ob , an exponential ‐ like cutoff will occur     (11 9 )/8 p 1.1 (p=2.2) in ISM case F T T  SSC component     2.2 p F T T (p=2.2) in wind case 

  9. (In the decaying micro ‐ turbulence magnetic field scenario) Wang, Liu & Lemoine 2013

  10. (In the decaying micro ‐ turbulence magnetic field scenario) Wang, Liu & Lemoine 2013

  11. Synchrotron cooling ‐ constrained E max GRB 130427A Liu, Wang & Wu 2013

  12. Conclusion  Considering the KN effect in X ‐ ray afterglow modeling enhances the obtained circumburst density  The enhanced circumburst density potentially promises a SSC component from forward shock  The extended high energy emissions (especially the >10 GeV photons) likely have a SSC origin  Whether the SSC component shows up, and (if present) its temporal behavior can help us diagnose the circumburst environment. The presence of a SSC component in LAT ‐ detected GRB implies the density of circumburst environment is not low as indicated in previous studies. Thanks for you attention

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