Relativistic Neutrons in Active Galactic Nuclei - Part Two - Gamma-Rays of High and Very High Energies

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In the frames of the AGN model proposed in Paper I the problem of the electromagnetic cascade initiated in a spatially non-homogeneous field of background photons due to propagation of relativistic neutrons (RNs) from the proton acceleration region r <= r_0_ ~ 10 and their decay at large radii, r_0_= 1 TeV) gamma-rays from the bright extragalactic sources with relatively low luminosities L_mx_ < 10^45^ erg s^-1^.

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