J/A+A/581/A126      Application of the D3PO algorithm         (Selig+, 2015)

The denoised, deconvolved, and decomposed Fermi gamma-ray sky. An application of the D3PO algorithm. Selig M., Vacca V., Oppermann N., Ensslin T.A. <Astron. Astrophys. 581, A126 (2015)> =2015A&A...581A.126S 2015A&A...581A.126S (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Gamma rays ; Interstellar medium ; Supernova remnants ; Pulsars ; Active gal. nuclei ; Clusters, galaxy Keywords: methods: data analysis - methods: statistical - techniques: image processing - gamma-rays: general - catalogs gamma-rays: diffuse background Description: We analyze the 6.5yr all-sky data from the Fermi LAT restricted to gamma-ray photons with energies between 0.6-307.2GeV. We present a non-parametric reconstruction of the diffuse photon flux up to several hundred GeV, its all-sky spectral index map, and its angular power spectrum. We decompose the diffuse emission into a cloud-like abd a bubble-like component and analyze their spectra. Additionally, we wrote up a catalog of source candidates that includes 3106 sources. For each source we report the location in the sky, flux, spectral index, and possible associations with sources from the second and third Fermi source catalog. File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file catalog.dat 459 3106 1DF catalog of source candidates (table 3) list.dat 111 4 List of fits file fits/* . 4 Individual fits files -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also: J/ApJS/199/31 : Fermi LAT second source catalog (2FGL) (Nolan+, 2012) Byte-by-byte Description of file: catalog.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 9 A9 --- Name Candidate name (1DFNNNNNN) 11- 20 F10.6 deg GLON Galactic longitude 22- 31 F10.6 deg GLAT Galactic latitude 33- 44 E12.6 ph/cm1/s Flux Total flux between 1-100GeV 46 A1 --- Emid1 [F/T] Contributing energy band 1 (1) 48 A1 --- Emid2 [F/T] Contributing energy band 2 (1) 50 A1 --- Emid3 [F/T] Contributing energy band 3 (1) 52 A1 --- Emid4 [F/T] Contributing energy band 4 (1) 54 A1 --- Emid5 [F/T] Contributing energy band 5 (1) 56 A1 --- Emid6 [F/T] Contributing energy band 6 (1) 58 A1 --- Emid7 [F/T] Contributing energy band 7 (1) 60 A1 --- Emid8 [F/T] Contributing energy band 8 (1) 62 A1 --- Emid9 [F/T] Contributing energy band 9 (1) 64- 68 F5.3 deg Dist1 ? Distance to associated sources Assoc1 70- 87 A18 --- Assoc1a Associated 2FGL source at Dist1 89-106 A18 --- Assoc1b Other name of associated 2FGL source at Dist1 108-125 A18 --- Assoc1c Other name of associated 2FGL source at Dist1 127-131 F5.3 deg Dist2 ? Distance to associated sources Assoc2 133-150 A18 --- Assoc2a Associated 3FGL source at Dist2 152-169 A18 --- Assoc2b Other name of associated 3FGL source at Dist2 171-188 A18 --- Assoc2c Other name of associated 3FGL source at Dist2 190-194 F5.3 deg Dist3 ? Distance to associated sources Assoc3 196-213 A18 --- Assoc3a Associated 2FGL source at Dist3 215-232 A18 --- Assoc3b Other name of associated 2FGL source at Dist3 234-251 A18 --- Assoc3c Other name of associated 2FGL source at Dist3 253-257 F5.3 deg Dist4 ? Distance to associated sources Assoc4 259-276 A18 --- Assoc4a Associated 2FGL source at Dist4 278-286 F9.6 --- chi2PL ? Plain power-law chi2 value (2) 288-296 F9.6 --- chi2LP ? log-parabola chi2 value (2) 298-306 F9.6 --- chi2EXP ? Power law with exponential cutoff chi2 value (2) 308-315 F8.3 --- gammaPL ? Plain power-law gamma parameter (2) 317-324 F8.6 --- e_gammaPL ? rms uncertainty on gammaPL 326-333 F8.6 --- gammaLP ? log-parabola gamma parameter (2) 335-342 F8.6 --- e_gammaLP ? rms uncertainty on gammaLP 344-351 F8.6 --- gammaEXP ? Power law with exponential cutoff gamma parameter (2) 353-360 F8.6 --- e_gammaEXP ? rms uncertainty on gamma_EXP 362-370 F9.5 --- KPL ? Plain power-law K parameter (2) 372-379 F8.6 --- e_KPL ? rms uncertainty on KPL 381-389 F9.5 --- KLP ? log-parabola K parameter (2) 391-398 F8.6 --- e_KLP ? rms uncertainty on KLP 400-408 F9.5 --- KEXP ? Power law with exponential cutoff K parameter (2) 410-417 F8.6 --- e_KEXP ? rms uncertainty on KEXP 419-427 F9.6 --- betaLP ? log-parabola beta parameter (2) 429-436 F8.6 --- e_betaLP ? rms uncertainty on betaLP 438-446 F9.6 --- EcutEXP ? Power law with exponential cutoff Ecut value (2) 448-459 E12.6 --- e_EcutEXP ? rms uncertainty on EcutEXP -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): T for True, F for False. Table 1: Overview of the energy binning. Listed are lowest, logarithmic mean, and highest energy for each bin. ---------------------------------------------- band Emin [GeV] Emid [GeV] Emax [GeV] ---------------------------------------------- 1 0.60 0.85 1.20 2 1.20 1.70 2.40 3 2.40 3.40 4.80 4 4.80 6.79 9.60 5 9.60 13.58 19.20 6 19.20 27.15 38.40 7 38.40 54.31 76.80 8 76.80 108.61 153.60 9 153.60 217.22 307.20 ---------------------------------------------- Note (2): The spectral index of a source should not (or at least not strongly) be influenced by these differences. For each source, we attempted to fit three different spectral shapes: a plain power-law (PL), {PHI}(u)(E)=K*(E/E0)exp(-gamma(u)), a log-parabola (LP), {PHI}(u)(E)=K*(E/E0)exp(-gamma(u)-beta*log(E/E0)), and a power law with exponential cutoff (EXP), {PHI}(u)(E)=K*[(E/E0)exp(-gamma(u))]exp(-(E-E0)/Ecut) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: list.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 15 A15 --- FileName Name of the fits file in subdirectory fits 18- 22 I5 Kibyte size Size of the fits file 24-111 A88 --- Title Title of the file -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Valentina Vacca, vvacca(at)MPA-Garching.MPG.DE
(End) Valentina Vacca [MPA, Germany], Patricia Vannier [CDS] 23-Jul-2015
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