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The Astrophysics of Galactic Cosmic Rays (Space Sciences Series of ISSI) [Hardcover]

Roland Diehl (Editor), Etienne Parizot (Editor), R. Kallenbach (Editor), Rudolf von Steiger (Editor)

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140200107X 978-1402001079 February 28, 2002 1
This volume, together with those on Cosmic Rays in the Heliosphere and on Cosmic Rays at Earth, rounds off a trilogy devoted to cosmic rays. It specifically deals with the astrophysical sources and acceleration processes of cosmic rays. The principal aims are to examine the cosmic ray phenomenon in the context of our evolving understanding of the Galaxy as an astrophysical system. Observations of cosmic rays, and theoretical models of their origin and propagation, are critically reviewed. The extent to which these reinforce, or conflict with, other astronomical information about the Galaxy is addressed. Other themes are the extent to which galactic-scale processes can be illuminated by studies or analogous heliospheric processes, and the identification of key questions for future investigations.

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Our understanding of the Milky Way Galaxy has been aided substantially from direct energetic particle observations, supplementing measurements of different types of radiation, from radio to gamma-rays. Read the first page
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nonthermal nuclei, nonlinear diffusive shock acceleration, ray reacceleration, local regular field, superbubble model, high velocity grains, nonlinear shock acceleration, electron injection spectrum, propagation pathlength, cosmic rays traverse, shock acceleration models, interstellar turbulence, leaky box model, efficient particle acceleration, cosmic ray transport, nonthermal bremsstrahlung, corotating interaction regions, pickup ions, shell supernova remnants, positron fraction, isotope spectrometer, measure structure function, cosmic ray acceleration, light element production, nonthermal particles
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Space Sci, Milky Way, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Fly's Eye, Salt Lake City, Space Res, Cosmic Rav Conf, Notices Rov, Mac Low, California Institute of Technology, New York, Space Sri, Calculated Mass, Monte Carlo, Advanced Composition Explorer, Conference Proceedings, Monthly Notices Roy, North Carolina State University, Shock Acceleration of High-Energy Electrons, Electrons Accelerated, Non-thermal Particle Generation, References Axford, Simple Model of Nonlinear Diffusive Shock, Space Sei, X-ray Spectrum of Kepler's Supernova
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