Capabilities of the GAMMA-400 gamma-ray telescope to study the relationship between high-energy particle precipitation from the Earth’s inner radiation belt and electromagnetic radiation of gamma-ray bursts
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Capabilities of the GAMMA-400 gamma-ray telescope for measurements of gamma-ray bursts (GRB) spectra under 100 MeV turns out to be very useful in the view of relationship between high-energy particle precipitation from the Earth’s inner radiation belt and the electromagnetic radiation from the GRB’s. The search of possible correlation between these phenomena is motivated by the results from the PAMELA spectrometer where we found and analyzed several such events corresponding to precipitating particles of energies more than 50 MeV. To date, no studies have been found that paid attention to the influence of sources of electromagnetic radiation of GRB on precipitation of geomagnetically trapped particles. In this view, detailed measurements of GRB spectrum especially in the energy range up to 100 MeV, is quite important for establishing a theoretical framework to explain a possible mechanism of particles’ precipitation due to GRB or to discard the hypothesis of their interconnection.
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