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Inverse Compton cooling in Klein-Nishina regime and GRB prompt spectrum
Synchrotron radiation mechanism, when electrons are accelerated in a
relativistic shock, is known to have serious problems to explain the observed
gamma-ray spectrum below the peak for most Gamma-Ray Bursts (GRBs); the
synchrotron spectrum below the peak is much softer than observed spectra.
Recently, the possibility that electrons responsible for the radiation cool via
Inverse Compton, but in the Klein-Nishina regime, has been proposed as a
solution to this problem. We provide an analytical study of this effect and
show that it leads to a hardening of the low energy spectrum but not by enough
to make it consistent with the observed spectra for most GRBs (this is assuming
that electrons are injected continuously over a time scale comparable to the
dynamical time scale, as is expected for internal shocks of GRBs). In
particular, we find that it is not possible to obtain a spectrum with
\alpha>-0.1 (f_{\nu} \propto \nu^{\alpha}) whereas the typical observed value
is \alpha\sim0. Moreover, extreme values for a number of parameters are
required in order that \alpha\sim-0.1: the energy fraction in magnetic field
needs to be less than about 10^{-4}, the thermal Lorentz factor of electrons
should be larger than 10^6, and the radius where gamma-rays are produced should
be not too far away from the deceleration radius. These difficulties suggest
that the synchrotron radiation mechanism in internal shocks does not provide a
self-consistent solution when \alpha>-0.2.Comment: 10 pages (single column), 2 figures, MNRAS in pres
29. Results of a Croatian Prospective Study on Transplacental Genotoxicity of Antipelipetic Drugs
30. Prospective Surveillance of Croatian Pregnant Women under Lamotrigine Monotherapy – Aspects of Pre-Pregnancy Counseling and Drug Monitoring
29. Results of a Croatian Prospective Study on Transplacental Genotoxicity of Antipelipetic Drugs
29. Results of a Croatian Prospective Study on Transplacental Genotoxicity of Antipelipetic Drugs
Periodontal and Prosthetic Aspect of Biological Width Part I: Violation of Biologic Width
Ovaj pregledni rad daje širok prikaz kompleksnoga pitanja biološke širine i pokušava odgovoriti na neka pitanja koja se u svezi s tom problematikom postavljaju. To se u prvome redu odnosi na probleme koji nastaju nakon uspostave nepovoljnih odnosa u parodontu prigodom nepravilna smještaja ruba preparacije. Na početku se daje prikaz dimenzija biološke širine, a zatim razmatra pitanje smještaja ruba protetskoga rada, uspjeh restorativnih zahvata i razlozi neuspjeha.This review gives the wide aspect of the complex question of biologic width and represents an attempt to answer some of the demands in relation to it. First of all, it debates the problems that occur after improper margin placement in the periodontium. Initially, the dimensions of biologic width are contemplated and then margin placement, is discussed and the success of restorative procedures and reasons for failure
Periodontal and Prosthetic Aspect of Biological Width Part I: Violation of Biologic Width
Ovaj pregledni rad daje širok prikaz kompleksnoga pitanja biološke širine i pokušava odgovoriti na neka pitanja koja se u svezi s tom problematikom postavljaju. To se u prvome redu odnosi na probleme koji nastaju nakon uspostave nepovoljnih odnosa u parodontu prigodom nepravilna smještaja ruba preparacije. Na početku se daje prikaz dimenzija biološke širine, a zatim razmatra pitanje smještaja ruba protetskoga rada, uspjeh restorativnih zahvata i razlozi neuspjeha.This review gives the wide aspect of the complex question of biologic width and represents an attempt to answer some of the demands in relation to it. First of all, it debates the problems that occur after improper margin placement in the periodontium. Initially, the dimensions of biologic width are contemplated and then margin placement, is discussed and the success of restorative procedures and reasons for failure
Periodontal and Prosthetic Aspect of the Biological Width Part II: Reconstruction of Anatomy and Function
U drugome dijelu članka opisane su tehnike kojima se uspostavlja biološka širina, s posebnim osvrtom na ortodontske tehnike forsirane erupcije i kirurške tehnike, od gingivektomije do apikalno pomaknutoga režnja. Ispravna indikacija za pojedini zahvat, ali i pažljiva izvedba samoga zahvata, te odmjerena protetska rekonstrukcija spriječit će ponovno remećenje biološke širine.In the second part of the article the authors describe techniques for dealing with reconstruction of the biologic width. The stress is on surgical techniques, from gingivectomy to apical repositioning with osseous surgery, and orthodontic forced eruption. Correct indication for each technique, and correct procedure, as well as equilibrated prosthetic reconstruction, may preserve the biologic width and prevent its new violation
A detailed spectral study of GRB 041219A and its host galaxy
GRB 041219A is one of the longest and brightest gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) ever
observed. It was discovered by the INTEGRAL satellite, and thanks to a
precursor happening about 300 s before the bulk of the burst, ground based
telescopes were able to catch the rarely-observed prompt emission in the
optical and in the near infrared bands. Here we present the detailed analysis
of its prompt gamma-ray emission, as observed with IBIS on board INTEGRAL, and
of the available X-ray afterglow data collected by XRT on board Swift. We then
present the late-time multi-band near infrared imaging data, collected at the
TNG, and the CFHT, that allowed us to identify the host galaxy of the GRB as an
under-luminous, irregular galaxy of about 5x10^9 M_Sun at best fit redshift of
z=0.31 -0.26 +0.54. We model the broad-band prompt optical to gamma-ray
emission of GRB 041219A within the internal shock model. We were able to
reproduce the spectra and light curve invoking the synchrotron emission of
relativistic electrons accelerated by a series of propagating shock waves
inside a relativistic outflow. On the other hand, it is less easy to
simultaneously reproduce the temporal and spectral properties of the infrared
data.Comment: 12 pages, 9 figures, accepted for publication in MNRAS, Figure 5 in
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