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1 Cosmic-ray physics and Auger late
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3 Cosmic rays: “CRs” ■ Key su
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Cosmic ray physics started one cent
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7 Viktor Hess: August, 7 th 1912 12
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9 Then a long story began… ■
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11 CR-induced atmospheric showers P
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Schism… and ecumenism! 13 study o
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A remarkably coherent, though myste
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[CR flux] x E 3 17 ■ Essentially
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19 The way out of the mist ■ Anal
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21 Propagation: a “3-space” pro
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23 Angular distribution ■ Isotrop
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Interaction with B inhomogeneities
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Reaching the diffusive regime 27 <
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Diffusive transport and GCR confine
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GCR large angular scale anisotropy
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larger energy 33 Paris, 9 th June 2
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still larger energy 35 “Ballistic
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37 Propagation: a “3-space” pro
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Energy losses and nuclear interacti
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Pion production in interstellar med
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Nuclear interactions in ISM 43 Pari
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Composition: CR vs solar system 45
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Secondary/primary ratios 47 Strong
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49 Some results ■ ■ ■ ■ Sec
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51 Cosmic-ray clocks 54 Mn/Mn 36 Cl
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53 Antiprotons Strong & Moskalenko
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Search for dark matter: positron fr
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57 High energy CR propagation ■
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59 [cross section] x [inelasticity]
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61 "Propagated" spectrum z = 0.01,
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63 10 Spectre propagé (source uniq
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UHE Nuclei propagation 65 2D nuclea
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Fe interaction and energy loss leng
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Fit of the spectrum with a “pure
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