The Distribution Of Cosmological γ-ray Bursts
Ehud Cohen, Tsvi Piran
Abstract
We compare the burst distribution of the new (2B) BATSE catalogue to a cosmological distribution. The observed distribution agrees well with a cosmological one, however, it is insensitive to cosmological parameters such as Ø and Λ. The bursts are not necessarily standard candles and their luminosity can vary by up to a factor of ten. The maximal red shift, , of bursts longer than 2 sec is 2.1+1.-.7 (assuming no evolution). The present data is insufficient to determine maximal red shift, , of bursts shorter than 2 sec.
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