Tev Blazars: Status of Observations

10); A. C. Breslin (4); A. J. Rodgers (3); A. M. Burdett (3); A. M. Hillas (3); C. Masterson (3); D. A. Carter-Lewis (4); D. J. Fegan (4); F. Krennrich (1); F. W. Samuelson (1)

arxiv: astro-ph/9812029 · v1 · submitted 1998-12-01 · 🌌 astro-ph

Tev Blazars: Status of Observations

F. Krennrich (1) , S. D. Biller (2) , I. H. Bond (3) , P. J. Boyle (4) , S. M. Bradbury (3) , A. C. Breslin (4) , J. H. Buckley (5) , A. M. Burdett (3)

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J. Bussons-Gordo (4) D. A. Carter-Lewis (4) M. Catanese (1) M. F. Cawley (6) D. J. Fegan (4) J. P. Finley (7) J. A. Gaidos (7) T. Hall (7) A. M. Hillas (3) R. C. Lamb (8) R. W. Lessard (7) C. Masterson (3) J. E. McEnery (9) G. Mohanty (1 10) P. Moriarty (11) J. Quinn (3) A. J. Rodgers (3) H. J. Rose (3) F. W. Samuelson (1) G. H. Sembroski (7) R. Srinivasan (6) V. V. Vassiliev (12) T. C. Weekes (12)

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The close relation between ground-based TeV observations and satellite borne $\gamma$-ray measurements has been important for the understanding of blazars. The observations which involve the TeV component in blazar studies are reviewed.

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