Niebla is an open-source phenomenological code for computing the EBL spectrum via stellar population evolution and multiple dust re-emission models, with three fitted versions and a blazar simulation demonstrating infrared sensitivity.
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Intergalactic magnetic field strength, coherence scale, and stochastic properties significantly alter ALP exclusion contours from GRB 221009A, while host-galaxy and Milky Way fields cause only mild changes.
CTAO could set competitive limits on dark matter annihilation cross sections from dwarf irregular galaxies, reaching around 2×10^{-24} cm³/s for 100 GeV WIMPs in the tau channel and exceeding dwarf spheroidal expectations for velocity-dependent cases due to subhalos.
No photon-ALP conversion signal found in HAWC data from M87, producing competitive constraints excluding ALP masses of 10^{-8} to 10^{-6} eV for couplings above 5×10^{-12} GeV^{-1}.
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Niebla: an open-source code for modeling the extragalactic background light
Niebla is an open-source phenomenological code for computing the EBL spectrum via stellar population evolution and multiple dust re-emission models, with three fitted versions and a blazar simulation demonstrating infrared sensitivity.
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Line-of-sight magnetic-field propagation effects on axion-like particle constraints from GRB 221009A
Intergalactic magnetic field strength, coherence scale, and stochastic properties significantly alter ALP exclusion contours from GRB 221009A, while host-galaxy and Milky Way fields cause only mild changes.
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Sensitivity of the Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory to Gamma-Ray Signals in Dwarf Irregular Galaxies
CTAO could set competitive limits on dark matter annihilation cross sections from dwarf irregular galaxies, reaching around 2×10^{-24} cm³/s for 100 GeV WIMPs in the tau channel and exceeding dwarf spheroidal expectations for velocity-dependent cases due to subhalos.
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Constraints on axion-like particles from ultra-high-energy observations of M87 with the HAWC observatory
No photon-ALP conversion signal found in HAWC data from M87, producing competitive constraints excluding ALP masses of 10^{-8} to 10^{-6} eV for couplings above 5×10^{-12} GeV^{-1}.
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