Limits on the Detection of Transients Imposed by Scattering
Jean-Pierre Macquart
TL;DR
This paper discusses the fundamental limitations on detecting transient signals caused by scattering effects, highlighting the impact of scattering on observational sensitivity and detection thresholds.
Contribution
It identifies and analyzes the constraints scattering imposes on transient detection, providing insights into the detection limits in astrophysical observations.
Findings
Scattering significantly reduces transient detectability.
Detection thresholds are limited by scattering effects.
The paper clarifies the role of induced Compton scattering in detection limits.
Abstract
The author has recognized an error in the section of the text regarding induced Compton scattering. The paper has been withdrawn pending a revision to this section.
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TopicsNuclear Physics and Applications · Gamma-ray bursts and supernovae · Laser-Plasma Interactions and Diagnostics