Relativistic Hadrons in Cosmic Compact Objects Proceedings of a Workshop Held in Koninki/Suhora, Poland 9–11 October 1990 / edited by Andrzej A. Zdziarski, Marek Sikora.

The articles in this book deal with energetic hadron processes near astrophysical compact objects, including compact binary systems and active galactic nuclei. A variety of observational results suggest that relativistic hadrons can be produced in the vicinity of these objects. Amongthe topics treat...

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Other Authors: Zdziarski, Andrzej A. (Editor), Sikora, Marek (Editor)
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Language:English
Published: Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer, 1991.
Edition:1st ed. 1991.
Series:Lecture Notes in Physics, 391
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Table of Contents:
  • Relativistic hadrons near accreting compact objects: Dynamical and radiative signatures
  • Can ultrarelativistic neutrons from the central engine drive the outflow in broad absorption line QSOS?
  • Inflation of stars by TeV neutrinos
  • Electron-positron pair production in compact sources with energetic protons
  • Limit cycles in electromagnetic cascades in compact objects
  • Nuclear interactions near accreting black holes
  • A new approach to hot accretion disks
  • X-ray continuum emission caused by relativistic protons
  • Pair cascade model constraints on energetic particle emission from active galactic nuclei
  • Jets and hotspots in extragalactic radio sources
  • Pion production in strong magnetic fields: A model for gamma-ray emission from accreting X-ray pulsars
  • Particle acceleration at shock fronts in AGNs and jets
  • Fermi particle acceleration in relativistic shocks: Preliminary nonlinear results
  • Cosmic ray transport in AGNs and jets
  • Particle Acceleration in Relativistic Shock waves with Oblique Magnetic Fields in the presence of Finite Amplitude Field perturbations
  • Collisional Acceleration of Electrons in Central Regions of Active Galactic Nuclei
  • Influence of Second-Order Fermi acceleration and Relativistic Shock Waves on Nonthermal Continuum Emission in Hot Spots
  • Collimated Relativistic Winds Driven by Electromagnetic Forces
  • Ultra-relativistic pulsar wind
  • A model of pulsed gamma-radiation from the X-ray binary Hercules X-1/HZ Herculis
  • Gamma-ray astronomy above 100 GeV
  • High energy and very high energy gamma-rays from electromagnetic cascade induced by relativistic neutrons in AGN
  • Near simultaneous optical and TeV observations of AE Aquarii.