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Correlation between the gamma-ray and the radio emissions

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arxiv astro-ph/9809011 v1 pith:6LVM2NBF submitted 1998-09-02 astro-ph

J.H. Fan , G. Adam , G.Z. Xie , S.L. Cao , R.G. Lin , Y. Copin This is my paper
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In this paper, the correlation between the gamma-ray and the radio bands is investigated. The results show that there is a closer correlation between the gamma-ray emission and the high frequency (1.3mm, 230GHz) radio emission for maximum data than between the gamma-ray and the lower frequency (5GHz) radio emissions, which means that the gamma-ray is associated with the radio emission from the jet.

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