Search for Gamma-ray emission from Abell 119 galaxy cluster using INTEGRAL/ISGRI, COMPTEL, and DAMPE data
Siddhant Manna, Shantanu Desai

TL;DR
This study conducted a multi-band search for gamma-ray emission from galaxy cluster Abell 119 using archival data from INTEGRAL, COMPTEL, and DAMPE, finding no significant emission and setting upper limits across keV to TeV energies.
Contribution
It provides the first comprehensive multi-band upper limits on gamma-ray emission from Abell 119, combining data from multiple space observatories to constrain non-thermal processes.
Findings
No significant gamma-ray emission detected in any energy band.
Set upper limits on flux from keV to TeV energies.
Results challenge the interpretation of the GeV excess as non-thermal emission from the cluster.
Abstract
We present a comprehensive search for non-thermal high-energy -ray emission from the nearby merging galaxy cluster Abell~119 () using archival observations spanning over seven decades in photon energy. Our analysis combines hard X-ray data from INTEGRAL/ISGRI (30--100~keV), MeV -ray observations from COMPTEL (0.75--30~MeV), and GeV--TeV data from the DArk Matter Particle Explorer (DAMPE; 3~GeV--1~TeV). No statistically significant emission is detected at the cluster position in any energy band. In the hard X-ray regime, we derive a upper limit of ~erg~cm~s from ISGRI mosaic imaging. Reanalysis of archival COMPTEL data yields 95\% confidence-level upper limits ranging from to ~erg~cm~s across 0.75--30~MeV. In the GeV--TeV…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAstrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena · Galaxies: Formation, Evolution, Phenomena · Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
