Cosmic Ray Sources and Propagation

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Aug 1983

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Proceedings from the 18th International Cosmic Ray Conference, held in Bangalore, India, 22 August - 3 September, 1983. Volume

Computer Science

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It is argued that cosmic rays are essentially of galactic origin, up to the highest observed energies. Their ionic component is boosted by young binary neutron stars (grindstone effect); their electron-positron component comes mainly from young pulsars. Injection into the magnetic flux tubes of the galactic disk occurs through the heads of relativistic jets, via field-line crossing, and may be rigidity-dependent.

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