Comprehensive Statistical Analysis of Initial Lorentz Factor and Jet Opening Angle of Gamma-Ray Bursts
Jian Zhang, Bao-Cheng Qin, Lu-Lu Zhang, Fu-Wen Zhang

TL;DR
This study analyzes the initial Lorentz factor and jet opening angles of 89 gamma-ray bursts, confirming known correlations and discovering new three-parameter relations, to better understand GRB physics.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive analysis of Lorentz factors and jet angles in GRBs, confirming existing correlations and unveiling new three-parameter relations involving these parameters.
Findings
Confirmed $ m ext{Gamma}_0$-$E_{ m iso}$ and related correlations.
Discovered new $E_{ m iso}$-$ m ext{Gamma}_0$-$ heta_{ m jet}$ relations.
Found that jet-corrected correlations remain significant, indicating intrinsic physical relations.
Abstract
The initial Lorentz factor () and jet half-opening angle () of gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) are critical physical parameters for understanding the dynamical evolution of relativistic jets and the true energy release of GRBs. We compile a sample of 89 GRBs that exhibit an onset bump feature in their early optical or GeV light curves, 42 of which also display a jet break feature, and derive their and values. Using this sample, we re-eaxmine the correlations between and the prompt emission parameters (isotropic energy , peak luminosity , and peak energy ). Our results confirm the previously reported (), , and () relations for both homogeneous interstellar…
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