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The Diversity of Gamma Ray Burtsts and Can we learn anything new from GRB 221009 A? / Stern, Boris; Tkachev, Igor.

в: Proceedings of Science, Том 455, 021, 17.05.2024.

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Stern, B & Tkachev, I 2024, 'The Diversity of Gamma Ray Burtsts and Can we learn anything new from GRB 221009 A?', Proceedings of Science, Том. 455, 021. https://doi.org/10.22323/1.455.0021

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Stern, B., & Tkachev, I. (2024). The Diversity of Gamma Ray Burtsts and Can we learn anything new from GRB 221009 A? Proceedings of Science, 455, [021]. https://doi.org/10.22323/1.455.0021

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Stern B, Tkachev I. The Diversity of Gamma Ray Burtsts and Can we learn anything new from GRB 221009 A? Proceedings of Science. 2024 май 17;455:021. doi: 10.22323/1.455.0021

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Stern, Boris ; Tkachev, Igor. / The Diversity of Gamma Ray Burtsts and Can we learn anything new from GRB 221009 A?. в: Proceedings of Science. 2024 ; Том 455.

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abstract = "The brightest gamma-ray burst GRB 231009A has renewed interest in the phenomenon of GRBs, which in many ways still remains a mystery. Reports of “forbidden” multi-TeV photons, causing a lot of theoretical work, do not seem to be confirmed, however, the record-breaking event remains very interesting and may clarify some questions. In particular, the event demonstrated an interesting interplay between the precursor, prompt emission, and afterglow. The temporal variability of GRBs and their emission spectra discussed in the report imply that we are observing a very complex and diverse phenomenon, involving many different mechanisms such as multiple jets, radiation dominated internal shocks, MHD turbulence reconnections, and e+e- pair loading of external medium.",
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