Fig. 2.
Proton and neutrino spectra for millisecond magnetars (top), magnetar giant flares (middle) and jetted tidal disruptions (bottom). For millisecond magnetars, we compare Bp = 1014 G and Bp = 1015 G (green and red lines) for pesc, low. For magnetar giant flares and jetted tidal disruptions, we compare pesc, low and pesc, high (blue and orange lines). Left column: spectra of purely accelerated protons escaping the acceleration process without photohadronic interactions (dotted lines) and protons escaping the flaring region (solid lines). Right column: neutrino spectra without and with secondary acceleration (thin and thick lines).
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