Arrival directions and chemical composition of ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays
A. A. Mikhaĭlov
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A. A. Mikhaĭlov
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Chemical composition of ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays is estimated through the reliably determined (both experimentally and theoretically) distribution of the number of showers in the galactic latitude. Experimental data at energies of ∼10 19 eV agree with the theoretical calculations, provided that cosmic rays involve predominantly heavy nuclei. An enhanced flux of cosmic rays from the galactic plane is detected at energies of ∼10 19 eV.
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Chemical composition of ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays is estimated through the reliably determined (both experimentally and theoretically) distribution of the number of showers in the galactic latitude. Experimental data at energies of ∼10 19 eV agree with the theoretical calculations, provided that cosmic rays involve predominantly heavy nuclei. An enhanced flux of cosmic rays from the galactic plane is detected at energies of ∼10 19 eV.
Key concepts: Cosmic ray, Physics, Astrophysics, Ultra-high-energy cosmic ray, Flux (metallurgy), Galactic plane, Chemical composition, COSMIC cancer database