by Frank Schroeder, Tareq AbuZayyad, Luis Anchordoqui, Karen Andeen, Xinhua Bai, Segev BenZvi, Doug Bergman, Alan Coleman, Hans Dembinski, Michael DuVernois, Tom Gaisser, Francis Halzen, Andreas Haungs, John Kelley, Hermann Kolanoski, Frank McNally, Markus Roth, Frederic Sarazin, Dave Seckel, Radomir Smida, Dennis Soldin, and Delia Tosi
Published onMay 31, 2019
High-Energy Galactic Cosmic Rays
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Abstract
The origin of the highest energy Galactic cosmic rays is still not understood, nor is the transition to EeV extragalactic particles. Scientific progress requires enhancements of existing air-shower arrays, such as: IceCube with its surface detector IceTop, and the low-energy extensions of both the Telescope Array and the Pierre Auger Observatory.
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