Some evidence for large gravitational redshift in Seyfert galaxy NGC 4151

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Gamma Rays, Particle Production, Photon Density, Positron Annihilation, Red Shift, Seyfert Galaxies, Stellar Gravitation, X Rays, Black Holes (Astronomy), Electrons, Energy Spectra, Particle Interactions

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The photon spectra of two Seyfert galaxies NGC 4151 and MCG 8-11-11 are good experimentally established in the X-ray and gamma range. The annihilation of the high temperature positrons with cold electrons is proposed as the possible mechanism of photon production in the Seyfert galaxy NGC 4151. The photon spectrum of NGC 4151 with its observed features from the soft X to the gamma ray range is described by annihilation of positrons and electrons at temperatures 3 x 10 to the 12th power K and 10 to the 8th power K respectively. The photon spectra from annihilation of unthermalized plasma with above parameters should be shifted to the lower energy by redshift z = 100. In that case the source of photons should be placed closely to the black hole horizon (r approximately equal to 1.0001 r sub g.

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