GRBS: Standard Model & Beyond
T. Lu
Abstract
There have been great and rapid progresses in the field of γ-ray bursts since BeppoSAX and other telescopes discovered their afterglows in 1997. In this talk, the main observational facts of γ-ray bursts and their afterglows, and the standard fireball shock model are reviewed briefly. And then, various post-standard effects, deviations from the standard model, are presented.
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