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High-energy and low density (Cosmic Rays): the high energy cosmic rays

B. Peters

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The properties of high-energy cosmic-rays are used to discuss the possible existence of new particles and the behaviour of fireballs. The problems of the possible occurrence of antimatter in galactic cosmic rays, of their confinement in our galaxy and of their relationships with neutron stars are considered.

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The properties of high-energy cosmic-rays are used to discuss the possible existence of new particles and the behaviour of fireballs. The problems of the possible occurrence of antimatter in galactic cosmic rays, of their confinement in our galaxy and of their relationships with neutron stars are considered.

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The properties of high-energy cosmic-rays are used to discuss the possible existence of new particles and the behaviour of fireballs. The problems of the possible occurrence of antimatter in galactic cosmic rays, of their confinement in our galaxy and of their relationships with neutron stars are considered.

Key concepts: Cosmic ray, Physics, PAMELA detector, Ultra-high-energy cosmic ray, Astrophysics, Astronomy, Cosmic ray spallation, Galaxy

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