Orateur
M.
Jérémie Méhault
(LUPM Monptellier)
Description
Supernova from massive stars are exploding in giant molecular cloud
(MC). Thus it is possible to see supernova remnants (SNR) expending in
dense material. The physical interaction between SNR and MC can
produce OH maser (1720 MHz) emission tracing the shocked surrounding
medium.
High and very-high energy (HE and VHE) gamma rays have been detected
in coincidence with OH maser, SNR and shocked MC. Neutral pions decay
is the best model to explain the origin of the gamma-ray emission.
I will present some joined results of HE and VHE gamma-ray experiments
of known cases as IC443, W44, W28 and W51C as seen by H.E.S.S. and
Fermi-LAT to study in an easier way the morphology and the spectra.
The very good angular resolution of H.E.S.S. analysis reconstruction
methods is usefull to model the morphology in the GeV range, and the
HE spectra is helpful to constrain the gamma-ray origin.
