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[4.05] Gamma-ray Observations of AGN with STACEE

J.E. Carson, J. Ball (UCLA), L.M. Boone (College of Wooster), D. Bramel (Columbia U.), C.E. Covault, D. Driscoll (CWRU), P. Fortin, G. Gauthier (McGill U.), D.M. Gingrich (U. of Alberta), D. Hanna (McGill U.), A. Jarvis (UCLA), J. Kildea, T. Lindner, C. Mueller (McGill U.), R. Mukherjee (Barnard College), R.A. Ong (UCLA), K.J. Ragan (McGill U.), R.A. Scalzo (LBNL), D.A. Williams (UCSC), J. Zweerink (UCLA)

The Solar Tower Atmospheric Cherenkov Effect Experiment (STACEE) is a ground-based experiment sensitive to 100 GeV gamma rays. We present the results of recent STACEE observations of four AGN: 3C66A, W Comae, H1426+428, and Markarian 421.

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