Ginzburg Conference on Physics May 28 - June 2, 2012 in Moscow

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Newtonian mechanics is used to determinethe mass of the BH candidates.GR is required to obtain confirmationsMatter, falling onto BH, forms an accretion disk.ISCO radius determines its inner edge, as well astemperature and luminosity of the disk and shortestperiod of fluctuations of its radiationMeasuring of BH spinIron X-ray line broadeningMicroquasars
Gamma-ray bursts (GRB) are the brightest objects in the Universe.They are observed once or twice a day, as highly energeticexplosions. They are registered as a lower energy gamma-raybursts, which last typically a few seconds. The distribution of GRBsover the sky is homogeneous. The sources of most GRBs arebillions of light years away from the Earth. The energy releasedduring a burst is about 10^51 erg within a few seconds.It is believed that the central engine of the(long) gamma-ray bursts is a black hole formedby a collapse of a massive rapidly rotating star.
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