Speaker
Dr
Regis Terrier
(APC CNRS-Université Paris 7)
Description
The HESS Galactic Plane Survey has revealed dozens of large, extended sources. In
some regions, especially in the vicinity of Galactic arms tangent points, potential TeV
gamma-ray emitters tend to cluster. The TeV gamma-ray source HESS J1843-033 is a
large, complex region of emission close to the Scutum arm tangent point. We report
detailed analysis of its morphology and identify several independent, discrete sources.
We discuss the origin of the TeV gamma-ray emissions in the light of multi-wavelength
data, in particular dedicated X-ray observations. We focus on G29.34+0.10, a recently
cataloged supernova remnant in spatial coincidence with a large background radio
Galaxy
Primary author
Dr
Regis Terrier
(APC CNRS-Université Paris 7)
Co-authors
Dr
Arache Djannati-Ataï
(APC CNRS/Université Paris 7)
Dr
Eric Gotthelf
(University of Columbia)
Mr
John Doug Hague
(MPI-K Heidelberg)
Dr
Ryan Chaves
(MPI-K Heidelberg)
Dr
Vincent Marandon
(APC CNRS-Université Paris 7)
Dr
Yves Gallant
(LUPM CNRS)
hess HESS Collaboration
(HESS collaboration)
