查看更多>>摘要：We report the detection of a γ-ray bubble spanning at least 100 deg2 in ultra-high energy(UHE)up to a few PeV in the direction of the star-forming region Cygnus X,implying the presence super PeVatron(s)accelerating protons to at least 10 PeV.A log-parabola form with the photon index r(E)=(2.71±0.02)+(0.11±0.02)× log10(E/10 TeV)is found fitting the gamma-ray energy spectrum of the bubble well.UHE sources,"hot spots"correlated with very massive molecular clouds,and a quasi-spherical amorphous γ-ray emitter with a sharp central brightening are observed in the bubble.In the core of～0.5°,spatially associating with a region containing massive OB association(Cygnus OB2)and a microquasar(Cygnus X-3),as well as previously reported multi-TeV sources,an enhanced concentration of UHE y-rays is observed with 2 photons at energies above 1 PeV.The general feature of the bubble,the morphology,and the energy spectrum,are reasonably reproduced by the assumption of a particle accelerator in the core,continuously injecting protons into the ambient medium.
查看更多>>摘要：The development of super-resolution fluorescence microscopy is very essential for understanding the physical and biological fundamentals at nanometer scale.However,to date most super-resolution modal-ities require either complicated/costly purpose-built systems such as multiple-beam architectures or complex post-processing procedures with intrinsic artifacts.Achieving three-dimensional(3D)or multi-channel sub-diffraction microscopic imaging using a simple method remains a challenging and struggling task.Herein,we proposed 3D highly-nonlinear super-resolution microscopy using a single-beam excitation strategy,and the microscopy principle was modelled and studied based on the ultrahigh nonlinearity enabled by photon avalanches.According to the simulation,the point spread function of highly nonlinear microscopy is switchable among different modes and can shrink three-dimensionally to sub-diffraction scale at the photon avalanche mode,Experimentally,we demonstrated 3D optical nanoscopy assisted with huge optical nonlinearities in a simple laser scanning configuration,achieving a lateral resolution down to 58 nm(λ/14)and an axial resolution down to 185 nm(λ/5)with one single beam of low-power,continuous-wave,near-infrared laser.We further extended the photon avalanche effect to many other emitters to develop multi-color photon avalanching nanoprobes based on migrating photon avalanche mechanism,which enables us to implement single-beam dual-color sub-diffraction super-resolution microscopic imaging.
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