Aa. Belyanin et al., GAMMA-RAY BURSTS FROM THE FINAL STAGE OF PRIMORDIAL BLACK-HOLE EVAPORATION, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 283(2), 1996, pp. 626-634
It is now accepted that, within the Standard Model of particles, evapo
rating primordial black holes cannot produce detectable gamma-ray burs
ts because the expected photon flux from black hole explosions is too
weak, and consists mainly of GeV photons, Contrary to this verdict, we
put forward a scenario in which a large fraction of black black hole
power is converted into photon luminosity in the MeV spectral range, p
roducing a burst of duration 10(-1)-10(3)s. We show that when the blac
k hole temperature exceeds similar to 10 GeV, the charged particle out
flow from a black hole forms a well-defined plasma and the magnetohydr
odynamical regime of expansion may be realized, In this case, the kine
tic energy of particles may be converted into soft gamma-rays due to t
he synchrotron radiation and the electromagnetic cascade in the close-
to-equipartition turbulent magnetic field, We show that some of the ga
mma-ray bursts detected by BATSE can be associated with evaporating bl
ack holes.