Study of Very Short GRB: New Results from BATSE and KONUS
D. B. Cline, B. Czerny, C. Matthey, A. Janiuk, S. Otwinowski
Abstract
Our recent studies of Very Short Gamma Ray Bursts (VSB) of duration T90 100 ms have indicated a significant angular asymmetry and a uniform V/Vmax distribution from the BATSE data. Here we update these studies, and we extend our research to events observed with KONUS satellite which gives a new insight into the spectra not possible with the BATSE data. KONUS has observed 18 events with T90 100 ms duration. These events display considerable numbers of photons with energies above 1 MeV and have photons above 5 MeV in all cases. These appear to be some of the most energetic photons observed from any classes of GRB to date.
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