The PAMELA experiment is carried out on board of satellite the Resurs DK1 since 2006 for precision study of cosmic ray antiparticles. The instrument is equipped with magnetic spectrometer, silicon-tungsten imaging electromagnetic calorimeter, neutron detector which give possibility to separate electron and positron over wide energy range up to hundreds GeVs and to measure their incoming direction with accuracy about 2 degree. For each detected particle a space arriving direction was reconstructed using trajectory inside the instrument and the satellite position on the orbit. Backtracking in geomagnetic field was done to obtain initial spatial distribution of particles outside of the Earth magnetosphere. This paper discuss a result of search a possible local sources by anisotropy analysis of positron data.
Anisotropy analysis of positron data with the PAMELA experiment / Mikhailov V.V.; 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.; Carbone R.; Carlson P.; Casolino M.; Castellini G.; de Donato C.; de Santis C.; de Simone N.; Di Felice V.; Formato V.; Galper A.M.; Giaccari U.; Karelin A.V.; Kheymits M.D.; Koldashov S.V.; Koldobskiy S.; Krutkov S.Y.; Kvashnin A.N.; Leonov A.A.; Malakhov V.; Marcelli L.; Martucci M.; Mayorov A.G.; Menn W.; Merge M.; Mocchiutti E.; Monaco A.; Mori N.; Munini R.; Osteria G.; Palma F.; Papini L.P.; Pearce M.; Picozza P.; Pizzolotto C.; Ricci M.; Ricciarini S.B.; Rossetto L.; Runtso M.F.; Sarkar R.; Scotti V.; Simon M.; 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).
Anisotropy analysis of positron data with the PAMELA experiment
Adriani O.;Bongi M.;Bottai S.;Ricciarini S. B.;Spillantini P.;Vannuccini E.;
2013
Abstract
The PAMELA experiment is carried out on board of satellite the Resurs DK1 since 2006 for precision study of cosmic ray antiparticles. The instrument is equipped with magnetic spectrometer, silicon-tungsten imaging electromagnetic calorimeter, neutron detector which give possibility to separate electron and positron over wide energy range up to hundreds GeVs and to measure their incoming direction with accuracy about 2 degree. For each detected particle a space arriving direction was reconstructed using trajectory inside the instrument and the satellite position on the orbit. Backtracking in geomagnetic field was done to obtain initial spatial distribution of particles outside of the Earth magnetosphere. This paper discuss a result of search a possible local sources by anisotropy analysis of positron data.I documenti in FLORE sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.



