Genesis and Propagation of Cosmic Rays

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• An Overview of Cosmic Ray Research: Composition, Acceleration and Propagation.
• Propagation and Transformations of Cosmic Rays: from Sources to Earth.
• Ultra Heavy Nuclei in the Cosmic Radiation.
• Galactic Cosmic Ray Hydrogen and Helium.
• Cosmic Rays of the Highest Energies.
• Stars and Cosmic Rays I. Cool Stars.
• Stars and Cosmic Rays II. Hot Stars.
• On the Possible Contribution of WC Stars to Isotopic Anomalies in Cosmic Rays and Meteorites.
• Gamma-Ray Views on the Galactic Cosmic-Ray Distribution.
• Radio Astronomy and Cosmic Rays.
• Particle Acceleration in Galactic Supernova Remnants.
• Pulsars as Cosmic Ray Particle Accelerators — New Results on the Dynamics of Protons in Vacuum Fields.
• Conditions for Acceleration of Super-High Energy Cosmic Rays in Active Galactic Nuclei.
• Cosmic Rays and a Stable Hydrostatic Equilibrium of the Galaxy.
• VHE and UHE Gamma Ray Observations by Ground Based Detectors.
• Hadron and Muon Components in Photon Showers AT 1015 eV.
• Monopoles, Muons, Neutrinos and Cygnus X-3.
• Magnetic Monopoles.
• Cosmic Ray Bombardment of Solids in Space.
• Solar Cycle Modulation of Galactic Cosmic Rays.
• Particle Propagation and Acceleration in the Heliosphere.
• Phoenix-1 Observations of Equatorial Zone Particle Precipitation.
• Recent Improvement of Spallation Cross Section Calculations, Applicable to Cosmic Ray Physics.
• Measurements of Cross Sections Relevant to ?-Ray Line Astronomy.
• The Cosmic Ray Nuclei Experiment on the Spacelab-II Mission.
• The Scintillating Optical Fiber Isotope Experiment.
• Cygnus Experiment AT Los Alamos.
• Macro: The Monopole, Astrophysics, and Cosmic Ray Observatory.
• Invisible Cosmic Rays.
• List of Participants.
• Author Index.