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Correlation of Photon and Neutrino Fluxes in Blazars and Gamma-Ray Bursts

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Charles D. Dermer1, Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz2 and Truong Le1

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Relativistic black hole jet sources are leading candidates for high-energy (GtTeV) neutrino production. The relations defining (1) efficient photopion losses of cosmic-ray protons on target photons and (2) γγ opacity of γ-rays through that same target photon field imply clear multiwavelength predictions for when and at what energies blazars and gamma-ray bursts should be most neutrino-bright and γ-ray-dim. The use of multiwavelength observations to test the standard relativistic jet model for these source is illustrated.


Subject headings

black hole physics; galaxies: jets; gamma rays: bursts; neutrinos; radiation mechanisms: non-thermal


Dates

Issue 2 (2007 August 1)

Received 2007 May 11, accepted for publication 2007 June 5

Published 2007 July 11



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