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Caption: Figure 1.
Results of the simple Kolmogorov-like case (see the parameters in Table 1). Top left: the current photon spectrum with the observational data (see Baldwin 1971; Baars et al. 1977; Macías-Pérez et al. 2010 for radio, Ney & Stein 1968; Grasdalen 1979; Green et al. 2004; Temim et al. 2006 for IR, Kuiper et al. (2001) for X-rays, and Aharonian et al. 2006; Albert et al. 2008; Abdo et al. 2010 for γ-rays). Top right: evolution of the particle spectra from ﹩{10}^{-2}{t}_{\mathrm{age}}=9.5\,\mathrm{years}﹩ (dotted red) to tage = 950 years (thick green) with the result of TT10 at tage (thin black). Bottom left: timescales of the acceleration ﹩{t}_{\mathrm{acc}}(\gamma ,t)={\gamma }^{2}/2{D}_{\gamma \gamma }(\gamma ,t)﹩ (positive slope red line), synchrotron cooling ﹩{t}_{\mathrm{syn}}=\gamma /{\dot{\gamma }}_{\mathrm{syn}}﹩ (negative slope blue lines), and the inverse Compton cooling ﹩{t}_{\mathrm{IC}}=\gamma /{\dot{\gamma }}_{\mathrm{IC}}﹩ (concave upward green line) for different ages. Only tsyn changes with time in this case (the thin, dotted, and thick lines correspond to ﹩{10}^{-2}{t}_{\mathrm{age}}﹩, ﹩{10}^{-1}{t}_{\mathrm{age}}﹩, and tage, respectively). Bottom right: evolution of the fractional energy of the particles ﹩\int d\gamma \gamma {m}_{{\rm{e}}}{c}^{2}N(\gamma ,t)﹩ (thick blue), magnetic field ηBErot(t) (dot–dot dashed yellow, amplified times 10), of the radiated and wasted ones by synchrotron (dotted red), inverse Compton (dotted–dashed purple, 102 times amplified), and adiabatic (dashed green) cooling ﹩{\int }_{0}^{t}{dt}^{\prime} \int d\gamma | {\dot{\gamma }}_{i}(\gamma ,t^{\prime} )| {m}_{{\rm{e}}}{c}^{2}N(\gamma ,t^{\prime} )﹩ (i = syn, IC, ad) and of the sum of all of them (thin black). All the components are divided by Erot(t), which is increasing with time.
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