Ground- and Space-Based Gamma-Ray Astronomy
Abstract
In recent years, observational γ-ray astronomy has witnessed a remarkable range of exciting new results in the high-energy and very high-energy regimes. Coupled with extensive theoretical and phenomenological studies of nonthermal processes in the Universe, these observations have provided deep insights into a number of fundamental problems of high-energy astrophysics and astroparticle physics. Although the main motivations of γ-ray astronomy remain unchanged, recent observational results have contributed significantly toward our understanding of many related phenomena. This article aims to review the most important results in the young and rapidly developing field of γ-ray astrophysics.
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