2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.astropartphys.2007.01.005
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Observations of TeV γ-rays from Mrk 421 during December 2005 to April 2006 with the TACTIC telescope

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“…The Whipple telescope [5] carried out the observation in April and June 2006. This source was also observed by the TACTIC telescope from 27 December 2005 -30 April 2006 for a total of ∼ 202 h [6]. Previous analysis of a spell of ∼ 97 h of this data revealed strong detection of a γ-ray signal with daily flux of > 1 Crab unit at Energy > 1 TeV.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 53%
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“…The Whipple telescope [5] carried out the observation in April and June 2006. This source was also observed by the TACTIC telescope from 27 December 2005 -30 April 2006 for a total of ∼ 202 h [6]. Previous analysis of a spell of ∼ 97 h of this data revealed strong detection of a γ-ray signal with daily flux of > 1 Crab unit at Energy > 1 TeV.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…Next section describes the database used in training the Random Forest. The subsequent section compares the excess γ-ray events obtained by Random Forest method for different spells of observation with respect to the previously reported results [6]. Finally, we conclude this paper by estimating the energy spectrum of Mrk 421.…”
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“…Mrk 421 was observed for 202 h during Dec 05-April 06 [34] . Flaring activity was detected from the object during the first 97h of observation and a flux of > 1 crab unit was seen on several nights.…”
Section: Tactic the Imaging Telescope At Mt Abumentioning
confidence: 99%