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The ultra--high energy cosmic rays recently detected by several air shower experiments could have an extragalactic origin. In this case, the nearest active galaxy Centaurus A might be the source of the most energetic particles ever detected on Earth.
Aharonian +31 more
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Theoretical study of an LAE-CIV absorption pair at z = 5.7
We present a theoretical model to predict the properties of an observed $z =$ 5.72 Lyman $\alpha$ emitter galaxy - CIV absorption pair separated by 1384 comoving kpc/h. We use the separation of the pair and an outflow velocity/time travelling argument to
García, L. A. +3 more
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Irregularity in gamma ray source spectra as a signature of axionlike particles
Oscillations from high energy photons into light pseudoscalar particles in an external magnetic field are expected to occur in some extensions of the standard model.
Denis Wouters +2 more
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This paper provides an analytical description of the transport of ultrahigh energy cosmic rays in an inhomogeneously magnetized intergalactic medium.
D. Ryu +14 more
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Bioinformation and Neutrino Communication. [PDF]
Shapshak P.
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Radio Signatures of HI at High Redshift: Mapping the End of the ``Dark Ages''
The emission of 21-cm radiation from a neutral intergalactic medium (IGM) at high redshift is discussed in connection with the thermal and ionization history of the universe.
Avery Meiksin +8 more
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Neutrino intergalactic communication, metal life, and viruses: Part 1 quo vadis ex machina. [PDF]
Shapshak P.
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Ultrahigh-energy nuclei, photons, and magnetic fields
Combined recent data from cosmic-ray detectors and gamma-ray detectors have produced some surprising insights regarding the sources of ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays (UHECRs), magnetic fields inside and outside the Milky Way, and the universal photon ...
Kusenko, Alexander
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The LOFAR Magnetism Key Science Project
Measuring radio waves at low frequencies offers a new window to study cosmic magnetism, and LOFAR is the ideal radio telescope to open this window widely.
Anderson, James +14 more
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