1991
DOI: 10.1038/353807a0
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Gamma rays and energetic particles from primordial black holes

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“…where Γ is the grey-body factor and the sum is over particle species and angular momentum [22]. The comparisons between the luminosity and time evolution of m in the canonical and microcanonical pictures are displayed, respectively, in Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…where Γ is the grey-body factor and the sum is over particle species and angular momentum [22]. The comparisons between the luminosity and time evolution of m in the canonical and microcanonical pictures are displayed, respectively, in Fig.…”
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“…This isotropic value requires a clustering model for direct comparison with our measurements in the local galaxy. The gamma-ray background limits have been estimated to correspond to a local rate of ∼10 pc −3 yr −1 for certain models of clustering [2]. However, recent work suggests that PBH clustering could be as many as 15 orders of magnitude greater than previously thought [20].…”
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“…For example, a phase transition at some energy scale λ could result in an exponential increase in the number of particle degrees of freedom for a limited energy range above λ [2]. In such a scenario the number of bursts at that energy scale would increase dramatically.…”
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“…Assim, quanto menor o buraco negro, maior sua temperatura e mais rápida sua evaporação [22]. Foi com enorme surpresa que este resultado foi recebido, pois ao contrário do previsto classicamente, buracos negros poderiam eventualmente evaporar até seu possível desaparecimento.…”
Section: Radiação Hawkingunclassified