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Origin of the high-energy spectral cutoff in gamma-ray pulsar halos
The spectra of gamma-ray pulsar halos exhibit a clear cutoff feature at tens of TeV. This work investigates the origin of the spectral cutoff by interpreting the HAWC data of the Geminga halo. The most straightforward interpretation is that the cutoff reflects the maximum electron acceleration capab
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