A Research on Multi-band Radiation Mechanism of Mark 421

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Galaxies: Nuclei, Bl Lacertae Objects: Individual: Mark 421, Radiation Mechanisms: Non-Thermal

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Based on the logarithmic parabolic energy distribution of electrons and the homogeneous one-zone synchrotron self-Compton model, the multi-band spectral energy distribution of S5 0716+714 is reproduced. Compared with Paggi's results which are obtained with the method of the δ function approximation, we find our results are a little different. It is argued in this paper that the δ function approximation used in calculating the synchrotron radiation of a single electron leads electrons to partly lose their energies, thus affects the results of inverse Compton scattering radiation. The model is applied to the high, middle and low states of Mark 421 object, respectively. By changing the parameters, we find that the multi-band spectral energy distributions of Mark 421 can be well reproduced. It is considered that the variation of the distribution of the electrons in the jet probably induces the different observational states.

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