Elizabeth Hays
HEP Division and University of Chicago
Recent Results in TeV Gamma-Ray Astronomy
The sky may not be falling, but it is considerably more crowded than it
used to be. At energies >200 GeV, the source catalog has more than
doubled in the last couple years thanks to observations made with a new
generation of gamma-ray telescopes. These newly discovered sources fall
within a broad variety of catagories: galactic and extragalactic,
point-like and extended, predicted and serendipitous, well-known in
other wavebands and yet to be defined. I'll present an overview of the
new results and discuss some of the possible implications for future
observations.
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