The January 2010 flare of Mrk421 shows spectral variability consistent with stochastic acceleration, including development of a Maxwellian pile-up component in the particle distribution on three nights.
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Simultaneous NICER+NuSTAR spectra of four TeV blazars show that 6 spectra require a blackbody component interpreted as accretion disk emission during low-flux states, plus Gaussian features at 1.4–1.7 keV in Mrk 421.
X-ray spectra of PG 1553+113 over 23 years are best described by log-parabola models in 14 cases and power-laws in 15, with synchrotron peaks indicating variable particle acceleration or cooling in the jet.
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The January 2010 flare of Mrk421: Insights from a stochastic acceleration model
The January 2010 flare of Mrk421 shows spectral variability consistent with stochastic acceleration, including development of a Maxwellian pile-up component in the particle distribution on three nights.
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X-ray Spectral Properties of Four Classical TeV Blazars using Simultaneous Observations from NICER and NuSTAR
Simultaneous NICER+NuSTAR spectra of four TeV blazars show that 6 spectra require a blackbody component interpreted as accretion disk emission during low-flux states, plus Gaussian features at 1.4–1.7 keV in Mrk 421.
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X-Ray Spectral Variability of the TeV HBL Blazar PG 1553+113 with XMM-Newton
X-ray spectra of PG 1553+113 over 23 years are best described by log-parabola models in 14 cases and power-laws in 15, with synchrotron peaks indicating variable particle acceleration or cooling in the jet.