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Lower limit on isotropic energy (EISO) in the range 0.2–1 TeV as a function of redshift for CTA-N (α-configuration including four LSTs and nine MSTs). A short constant VHE emission of 10 s is considered, and a threshold is used on the significance (σ) of 5σ and on excess gamma-ray events (Nex) larger than 10 to define a detection. A conservative energy threshold of E > 200 GeV (hence a slightly higher limit on ) is preferred as the observation conditions, such as weather, presence of the moon, and zenith angle dependence, impact the energy threshold. The observed spectra depending on
, Γ, Ec, and redshift are shown in Fig. 3.
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