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bruce [Special GRB List]
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bruce [X-rays]
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 === Alternative Classifications to the Short vs. Long Classification Scheme: === === Alternative Classifications to the Short vs. Long Classification Scheme: ===
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 +At the GRB50 meeting there was a lot of talk of long GRBs apparently with Knovae, longs with no SNe, etc.  So the distinction is not that clear. 
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 +Here is a Girlanda paper asking if they are so different: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214404815000129
    
  
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 To understand the various spectral components and the theoretical slopes, please see the section on [[public:emission|Emission Mechanism Theory]].  To understand the various spectral components and the theoretical slopes, please see the section on [[public:emission|Emission Mechanism Theory]]. 
  
-GRB 110205Ahttp://arxiv.org/abs/1111.0283 This paper looks like this burst 110205a might be one of the best observed ever, rivaling the Naked Eye Burst 080319B.+==== GRB 110205A ==== 
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 +GRB 110205A was a 200 s duration GRB from z=2.2 that has really good data. 
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 +http://arxiv.org/abs/1111.0283 This paper looks like this burst 110205a might be one of the best observed ever, rivaling the Naked Eye Burst 080319B. This paper claims it puts together multi-wavelength and makes FS+RS fit everything.  
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 +==== GROND Prompt Measurement (but long delayed) ==== 
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 +Eliot+13  arXiv:1312.5099 is a conference paper NOT PEER-REVIEW PUBLISHED about GRB121217 which had a delayed episode 700 seconds later!!!  Who knows how applicable this is to regular GRB, who knows if this is totally bogus but...   
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 +Listen to this incredibly useful summary from abstract, "Only in a handful of cases has it been possible obtain simultaneous coverage of the prompt emission in a multi-wavelength regime (gamma-ray to optical), as a result of: observing the field by chance prior to the GRB (e.g. 080319B/naked-eye burst), long-prompt emission (e.g., 080928, 110205A) or triggered on a pre-cursor (e.g., 041219A, 050820A, 061121). [...And to this they now add 121217]" 
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 +==== Other Papers ==== 
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 +This oddly short little paper gives a kind of list of "all" prompt optical, and may be useful: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0273117710003972# 
  
-Other Papers:  This oddly short little paper gives a kind of list of "all" prompt optical, and may be useful: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0273117710003972# 
  
 BIggest collected study of prompt is Kopac+13 http://adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/bib_query?arXiv:1305.6897, mostly ground-based. BIggest collected study of prompt is Kopac+13 http://adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/bib_query?arXiv:1305.6897, mostly ground-based.
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