Hybrid Simulation of Cosmic Ray Air Showers
H. J. Drescher
Abstract
H. J. Drescher
Abstract
Air shower simulations are essential for interpreting data from cosmic ray experiments. At highest energies though, a microscopic treatment of a whole shower is not possible any more, since it would require a huge amount of CPU-time. We review hybrid approaches of air shower simulation which try to overcome this problem without giving rise to artificial fluctuations as generated by the thinning algorithm. 1.
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Air shower simulations are essential for interpreting data from cosmic ray experiments. At highest energies though, a microscopic treatment of a whole shower is not possible any more, since it would require a huge amount of CPU-time. We review hybrid approaches of air shower simulation which try to overcome this problem without giving rise to artificial fluctuations as generated by the thinning algorithm. 1.
Key concepts: Air shower, Shower, Cosmic ray, Physics, Ultra-high-energy cosmic ray, COSMIC cancer database, Astrophysics, Nuclear physics