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Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Radiation

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Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Radiation

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Accommodation Study - Introduction

Accommodation Study - Introduction. Presentation to the Astronomy Working Group of the results of the EUSO Accommodation Study, January 22nd 2001 L. Scarsi 1 , O. Catalano 1 , T. Stevenson 2 1 IFCAI, Palermo, Italy, 2 ESA MSM-GU 1. Science Update (LS) 2. Instrument Description (OC)

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QED- Project

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High-Energy Gamma-Rays and Physical Implication for GRBs in Fermi Era

High-Energy Gamma-Rays and Physical Implication for GRBs in Fermi Era. Katsuaki Asano (Tokyo Institute of Technology). Outline. Introduction Limit on LIV Jet Acceleration Particle Acceleration. Gamma-Ray Burst. The most luminous explosion in the universe. 10 52 -10 54 erg/s. Reference:

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Synoptic VHE Gamma-Ray Telescopes

Synoptic VHE Gamma-Ray Telescopes. Gus Sinnis Los Alamos National Laboratory. Outline. Physics reach of gamma-ray astrophysics Description of current instruments New results from Milagro Sketch of future plans. HESS TeV image of Supernova Remnant. Pulsar powering a relativistic wind.

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Controversy and Mystery in Highest-Energy Cosmic rays

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An introduction to COSMIC RAYS

Catch a Cosmic Ray Program. An introduction to COSMIC RAYS. COSMIC RAYS:. Messages from exploding stars and even more powerful objects. What are cosmic rays? How do we detect them? What can we learn from them? Where do they come from?. History of Cosmic Rays: 1785-1902.

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Motohiko Nagano Fukui University of Technology

22 July 2004, Leeds. New measurement on photon yields from air and the application to the energy estimation of primary cosmic rays. Motohiko Nagano Fukui University of Technology. Collaboration with K.Kobayakawa, N.Sakaki and K.Ando. European Symposium at Leeds in 1970.

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The Most Energetic Cosmic Rays

The Most Energetic Cosmic Rays. Joanna Bridge Astro 550 December 7, 2012. Roadmap. Introduction to cosmic rays The cosmic ray spectrum Detecting cosmic rays Ultra-high-energy cosmic rays The GZK cutoff The Pierre Auger Observatory Facilities Selected Results.

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Probing the HiRes Aperture near 10 20 eV with a Distant Laser

Probing the HiRes Aperture near 10 20 eV with a Distant Laser. C. Cannon , L. Pedersen , R. Riehle , M. Seman, J. Thomas , S. Thomas, L. Wiencke for the HiRes Collaboration. 2003 ICRC HE 1.3.22 Aug. 2 2003 Tsukuba Japan. Experimental Configuration Laser vs. Air Showers

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Spencer Klein, LBNL & UC Berkeley

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Cosmic Rays

Cosmic Rays. 1912 discovered by Victor Hess (after Wilson & others) Energy range : ~ 10 9 eV to > 10 20 eV 1938 Pierre Auger discovered Extensive Air Showers (EAS). Sky Maps. COBE. Galactic Photons show the Galaxy. Cosmic Rays are isotropic. Cosmic Ray Spectrum.

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High Energy Cosmic Ray Physics & Neutrino Astronomy

High Energy Cosmic Ray Physics & Neutrino Astronomy. @ South Pole. Experimental Program. Group Members. T. Gaisser, T. Stanev, S. Tilav, X. Bai P. Evenson, D. Seckel, J. Clem L. Shulman, J. Roth, A. McDermott. Projects. Currently working SPASE

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Charlie Jui ICAHTLT Sedona, AZ, Aug 10,1999

The Physics of Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays (UHECR) and Their Detection with Fluorescence Detectors. Charlie Jui ICAHTLT Sedona, AZ, Aug 10,1999. Outline. Introduction to Cosmic Rays Acceleration Mechanisms and Possible Sources Detection of Cosmic Rays

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April-June 2007

April-June 2007. Oscillations: Kinematics in weak decays: 0 n double beta decay:. ?. solar. Kamland Kamland + solar. Favored channel:. Global fit to all existing data.

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Cryogenic Detectors and Test Infrastructure at the University of Leicester G.W. Fraser

Cryogenic Detectors and Test Infrastructure at the University of Leicester G.W. Fraser Space Research Centre, Michael Atiyah Building, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Leicester, Leicester LE1 7RH. 1. The UK XEUS Roadmap 2. TES Modelling and Measurement

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Extreme Universe Space Observatory - EUSO

Extreme Universe Space Observatory - EUSO. A Mission to Explore the Extremes of the Universe using the Highest Energy Cosmic Rays and Neutrinos. Presented by Jim Adams for the EUSO Collaboration. EUSO COLLABORATION Principal Investigator: Livio Scarsi. Institutions form ESA Member States

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