V. G. Sinitsyna, V. Yu. Sinitsyna
Published 2014-03-07Version 1
The Seyfert galaxy NGC 1275 is the central, dominant galaxy in the Perseus cluster of galaxies. NGC1275 is known as a powerful source of radio and X-ray emission. The well-known extragalactic object NGC 1275 has been observed by the SHALON high-altitude mirror Cherenkov telescopes within the framework of long-term studies of metagalactic gamma-ray sources. In 1996, the SHALON observations revealed a new metagalactic source of very high energy gamma-ray emission coincident in its coordinates with the galaxy NGC 1275. Having analyzed the SHALON data, we have determined such characteristics of NGC 1275 as the spectral energy distributions and images at energies >800 GeV for the first time. The results obtained at high and very high energies are needed for understanding the emission generation processes in an entire wide energy range.
Comments: Published in Astronomy Letters, 2014, Volume 40, Issue 2-3, pp.75-85 Original Russian Text: V.G. Sinitsyna, V.Yu. Sinitsyna, 2014, published in Pis'ma v Astronomicheskii Zhurnal, 2014, Vol. 40, Nos. 2-3, pp. 93-105
Journal: Astronomy Letters, 2014, Volume 40, Issue 2-3, pp.75-85
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