The PAMELA experiment is a satellite-borne apparatus that performs measurements of the cosmic radiation with a particular focus on antiparticles and light nuclei. The heart of experiment is a magnetic spectrometer to measure the particle rigidity and sign of charge. A Time-of-Flight system, a Silicon-Tungsten calorimeter, and a neutron detector allow particle identification and lepton/hadron discrimination. The apparatus is surrounded by a set of anticoincidence scintillation counters to reject multi-particle events. In this work we will present the Boron and Carbon fluxes measured by PAMELA from July 2006 to March 2008. Such data, and in particular the B/C flux ratio, can help the modelling of the galactic cosmic rays propagation. This can be a crucial point in predicting the astrophysical background of antimatter (positrons and antiprotons) in cosmic rays in the search for a dark matter signal.
Galactic boron and carbon fluxes measured by the PAMELA experiment / Formato V.; Mori N.; Carbone R.; Santis C.D.E.; Adriani O.; Barbarino G.C.; Bazilevskaya G.A.; Bellotti R.; Boezio M.; Bogomolov E.A.; Bongi M.; Bonvicini V.; Bottai S.; Bruno A.; Cafagna F.; Campana D.; Carlson P.; Casolino M.; Castellini G.; de Donato C.; de Pascale M.P.; Simone N.D.E.; Felice V.D.I.; Galper A.M.; Karelin A.V.; Koldashov S.V.; Koldobskiy S.; Krutkov Y.; Kvashnin A.N.; Leonov A.; Malakhov V.; Marcelli L.; Martucci M.; Mayorov A.G.; Menn W.; Merge M.; Mikhailov V.V.; Mocchiutti E.; Monaco A.; Munini R.; Osteria G.; Palma F.; Papini P.; Pearce M.; Picozza P.; Pizzolotto C.; Ricci M.; Ricciarini S.B.; Sarkar R.; Simon M.; Scotti V.; Sparvoli R.; Spillantini P.; Stozhkov Y.I.; Vacchi A.; Vannuccini E.; Vasilyev G.; Voronov S.A.; Yurkin Y.T.; Zampa G.; Zampa N.; Zverev V.G.. - ELETTRONICO. - 2013-:(2013), pp. 0-0. ( 33rd International Cosmic Rays Conference, ICRC 2013 bra 2013).
Galactic boron and carbon fluxes measured by the PAMELA experiment
Adriani O.;Bongi M.;Bottai S.;Ricciarini S. B.;Spillantini P.;Vannuccini E.;
2013
Abstract
The PAMELA experiment is a satellite-borne apparatus that performs measurements of the cosmic radiation with a particular focus on antiparticles and light nuclei. The heart of experiment is a magnetic spectrometer to measure the particle rigidity and sign of charge. A Time-of-Flight system, a Silicon-Tungsten calorimeter, and a neutron detector allow particle identification and lepton/hadron discrimination. The apparatus is surrounded by a set of anticoincidence scintillation counters to reject multi-particle events. In this work we will present the Boron and Carbon fluxes measured by PAMELA from July 2006 to March 2008. Such data, and in particular the B/C flux ratio, can help the modelling of the galactic cosmic rays propagation. This can be a crucial point in predicting the astrophysical background of antimatter (positrons and antiprotons) in cosmic rays in the search for a dark matter signal.I documenti in FLORE sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.



