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SciNeGHE 2012

19–22 Jun 2012
Lecce
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The cosmic-ray sky as seen from ground (or below)

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22 Jun 2012, 11:20
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Officine Cantelmo

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  1. 27. Propagation and Spectrum of Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays
    Dr Roberto Aloisio (INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico Arcetri)
    22/06/2012, 11:20
    A general review on the propagation of Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays (UHECR) in astrophysical backgrounds will be presented, with particular emphasis on the comparison among theoretical models and recent observations by the Pierre Auger Observatory. In particular, the observed spectrum and chemical composition of UHECR will be discussed in connection with the theoretical aspects of the...
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  2. 5. Hunting for cosmic neutrinos deep under the sea: The ANTARES experiment
    Prof. Vincenzo Flaminio (PI)
    22/06/2012, 11:45
    More than one hundred years after the first observations of cosmic rays, and in spite of the impressive amount of data that have in the meantime been collected, many of the problems connected with their origin and propagation remain unsolved. It is a common, but poorly supported, belief that they must originate from catastrophic events which take place in our as well as in other Galaxies....
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  3. 36. Neutrinos searches with the IceCube telescope
    Dr Juan Antonio Aguilar Sanchez (University of Geneva)
    22/06/2012, 12:10
    The IceCube Neutrino Observatory is a kilometer‐scale detector located in the South Pole. The full detector comprises 5,160 photomultipliers deployed along 86 strings at depths between 1.5‐2.5 km in the ice. Muon tracks arriving in the detector from neutrino interactions are reconstructed using the time and charge information detected by the array of PMTs. In this contribution we present the...
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