Fig. 2.

Influence of the log-parabola width â on the MFPs and energy loss lengths in the comoving frame for carbon (left panel) and iron (right panel) nuclei of Lorentz factor γ. The peak luminosity is set to Lpk = 1048 erg s−1 and two examples of widths are presented: â = 0.25 (blue) and â = 0.03 (red). The different line styles correspond to different processes: photonuclear (solid), inverse Compton (dashed), Bethe–Heitler (dotted), and synchrotron (double dot-dashed). The black long-dashed line corresponds to the typical comoving size of the region. Wider SED lead to larger MFPs.
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