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Exploring the multiband emission of TXS 0536+ 145: the most distant γ-ray flaring blazar

Orienti et al., 2014

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909712422893774890
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Orienti M
D'Ammando F
Giroletti M
Finke J
Ajello M
Dallacasa D
Venturi T
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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

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We report results of a multiband monitoring campaign of the flat spectrum radio quasar TXS 0536+ 145 at redshift 2.69. This source was detected during a very high γ-ray activity state in 2012 March by the Large Area Telescope on board Fermi, becoming the γ-ray flaring blazar …
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