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Monday, March 7, 2016
5:00 AM
335 West Hall
The fast plummet of cosmic-ray rates with energy has been a constant frustration in accumulating enough experimental statistics to unravel the highest-energy physical processes in the universe. With recent and current advances in detector design and long exposures through space-borne or Antarctic balloon flights, unprecedented direct cosmic-ray and gamma-ray measurements are providing glimpses of energetic processes closing in on the cosmic-ray "knee," the well-known kink in the all-particle energy spectrum a little above 1015 eV. We will review recent and ongoing efforts and summarize the state of knowledge at the direct energy frontier.
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