Interpretation of EAS observations by time-track complementarity (TTC)

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Oct 1992

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Nuovo Cimento C, Serie 1 (ISSN 0390-5551), vol. 15 C, no. 5, p. 743-749.

Computer Science

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Cosmic Ray Showers, Star Clusters, Electron Energy, Muons

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The time-track complementarity principle, which underlies much of the experimental work on extensive air showers, is defined. It is shown that the TTC principle is useful both as a heuristic organizing principle for understanding the existing results and as a practical tool for analyzing results from new experiments involving correlated measurements of shower particle arrival time and direction. An application of small arrays made of time-track detectors in a mode resembling the operation of the Fly's Eye is described. It is suggested that such arrays may provide a better performance at a lower cost than other existing methods for studying EAS with energies in excess of 10 exp 18 - 10 exp 19 eV.

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