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Description
At large zenith angles, the electromagnetic component of ordinary air showers is significantly attenuated by the atmosphere long before reaching ground level. The observation of Horizontal Air Showers (HAS) provides a "well-shielded laboratory" for detecting penetrating particles, such as high-energy muons and cosmic neutrinos, which leave a distinctive signature in this environment.
In this presentation, typical events recorded by LHAASO-KM2A at large zenith angles will be presented, along with the phenomenology of horizontal air showers as measured by LHAASO-KM2A. Additionally, the constraints of the neutrino flux associated with GRB 221009A and other
gamma-ray bursts detected by gamma-ray telescopes in 2022 and located in the observation window will also be addressed.
| Collaboration(s) | The LHAASO collaboration |
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