Conveners
Theory and measurement of UHECR flux and composition
- James Matthews (Louisiana State University)
Theory and measurement of UHECR flux and composition
- Peter Grieder (University of Bern)
Description
Contributed talks 6 x 15+5 min
Prof.
Yoshitaka Itow
(Nagoya University)
2/14/12, 2:40 PM
Gaku Mitsuka
(Nagoya University (JP))
2/14/12, 3:20 PM
talk
The Large Hadron Collider forward experiment measured very forward neutral
particle spectra in LHC proton-proton collisions in early 2010.
In this talk we will discuss the energy and transverse momentum spectra of neutral pion at the 7TeV proton-proton collision, and also present the inclusive photon energy spectra taken at the 900GeV collisions.
The spectra in both collision energy are...
Prof.
Paolo Lipari
(Universita di Roma I)
2/14/12, 3:40 PM
talk
This contribution discusses possible methods to measure
the proton-proton total cross section from observations
of Ultra High Energy cosmic rays, and the theoretical
uncertainties associated with these methods.
Dr
Ralf Matthias Ulrich
(KIT - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE))
2/14/12, 4:30 PM
talk
Authorship: The Pierre Auger Collaboration.
Using the tail of the distribution of the depth of shower maxima
observed with the Pierre Auger Observatory, we derive an estimate of
the proton-air cross section for particle production at center-of-mass
energies of 57 TeV. Air showers observed with the fluorescence
detector and at least one station of the surface array are analyzed in
the...
Prof.
Glennys Farrar
(New York University)
2/14/12, 5:10 PM
talk
Ultrahigh energy cosmic rays (UHECRs) are the highest energy particles in the Universe, recorded to have energies up to 100 million times greater than the LHC beams. Whether they are protons or nuclei and how they are accelerated are presently unknown. The particle cascades created when these UHECRs interact in the atmosphere are not well-described by
simulations, but since the primary...
Prof.
Anatoly Petrukhin
(MEPhI)
2/14/12, 5:30 PM
talk
New technique of EAS investigations by means of the method of local muon density spectra (LMDS) is developed. Application of this method to investigations of inclined EAS allows exploration of CR energy interval from 10^15 to 10^19 eV by means of a relatively small detector with area ~100 m^2 due to very strong dependence of EAS muon density on zenith angle. During 2002-2007, long-term...
Dr
Ralph Engel
(Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe)
2/14/12, 5:50 PM