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Cosmic rays (CRs) and tiny dust grains are the only pieces of matter available to us that come from Galactic and extragalactic distances. The spectra of CR species, composition, and direction at the highest energies provide invaluable information about their origin and propagation history. The bulk of Galactic CRs is associated with the most energetic events such as supernova explosions, but some fraction may also come from pulsars and interstellar shocks, and perhaps from more exotic and less studied processes. The origin of extragalactic CRs is still a mystery with speculations ranging from nuclei of active galaxies to gamma-ray bursts and primordial shocks. Last decade was generous on discoveries in astrophysics of CRs, thanks to new experimental techniques and technological breakthroughs integrated into the instruments launched to the top of the atmosphere and into space. Among them PAMELA, Fermi-LAT, AMS-02, CALET, DAMPE, NUCLEON, and ISS-CREAM. Ground-based gamma-ray telescopes, such as H.E.S.S., MAGIC, and VERITAS, and water Cherenkov detector HAWC, proved to be able to probe CR fluxes in distant locations. Besides, we witnessed the birth of gravitational wave astronomy (LIGO and Virgo) and the first astrophysical neutrinos detected by IceCube. Meanwhile, instruments designed and built using the technology of 1970s, Voyager 1, 2 spacecraft, are also continuing to surprise us by beaming unique information from interstellar space. Spectacular recent discoveries in multi-messenger astrophysics and new measurements of spectra of CR species and their isotopic composition will be discussed during this event. Direct measurements of gamma-ray emission from a number of particle accelerators and from interstellar space, new CR results at very-high and ultra-high energies, as well as new controversies and alternative theoretical models will also be highlighted. This session encourages presentations of new experimental approaches and theoretical analyses directed towards answering questions related to the origins of cosmic messengers. Prospective invited talks will include highlights and presentations from all major collaborations.
COSPAR Scientific Assembly and its proceedings Advances in Space Research are open to all bona fide scientists.
Scientific Event Main Scientific Organizer (MSO) and Scientific Event Deputy Organizer (DO):
Igor Moskalenko (MSO), Stanford University /
Eun-Suk Seo (DO), University of Maryland
Confirmed Solicited Speakers: Yosui Akaike (Waseda U., Japan), Veronica Bindi (U. Hawaii, USA), Zhen Cao (IHEP, China), Jin Chang (Purple Mountain Obs., China), Ilias Cholis (Oakland U., USA), Susan Clark (Stanford U., USA), Stefano Della Torre (INFN Milano-Bicocca, Italy), Michael Kachelriess (NTNU, Norway), John Krizmanic (NASA/GSFC, USA), Allan Labrador (Caltech, USA), Misha Malkov (UC San Diego, USA), Ioana Maris (U. libre de Bruxelles, Belgium), Matteo Martucci (U. Rome Tor Vergata, Italy), Razmik Mirzoyan (MPP Munchen, Germany), Tsunefumi Mizuno (Hiroshima U., Japan), Pravata Mohanty (TIFR, India), Alexander Moiseev (NASA/GSFC, USA), Miguel Mostafa (PennState U., USA), Sergey Ostapchenko (FIAS, Germany), Etienne Parizot (APC, France), Jamie Rankin (Princeton, USA), Stefan Schael (RWTH Aahen U., Germany), Lisa Schumacher (TU Munchen, Germany), Ruo-Yu Shang (UC Los Angeles, USA), Ignacio Taboada (Georgia Tech., USA), Samuel Ting (MIT, USA), John Tomsick (UC Berkely, USA), Nikolay Topchiev (FIAN, Russia), Roberto Iuppa (U. Trento, Italy), Valerio Vagelli (ASI, Italy), Stefan Wagner (U. Heidelberg, Germany), Shuang-Nan Zhang (IHEP, China)
Quarter Day Session:
Ten Years of AMS on the International Space Station - I
Chair: Kathryn Lueders
1.
Samuel Ting/Andrei Kounine:
Ten Years of Operating Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the International Space Station
2.
Andrei Kounine:
Origin of Cosmic Positrons and Electrons in the TeV Region
3.
Zhili Weng:
Cosmic Anti-Protons and Properties of Elementary Particle Fluxes
4.
Yuan-Hann Chang:
Cosmic Anti-Deuterons
5.
Vitali Choutko:
Cosmic Heavy Anti-Matter
Quarter Day Session:
Ten Years of AMS on the International Space Station - II
Chair: Igor Moskalenko
6.
Kenneth Bollweg:
Upgrade of AMS for the next Ten Years
7.
Miguel Angel Velasco:
Determination of Anisotropy of Elementary Particles
8.
Yi Jia:
Unique Properties of Daily Proton Fluxes up to 100 GV
9.
Zuhao Li:
Properties of Anti-Protons up to 100 GeV and their Origin
10.
Alberto Oliva:
Properties of Heavy Nuclei in South Atlantic Anomaly region
Quarter Day Session:
Ten Years of AMS on the International Space Station - III
Chair: Eun-Suk Seo
11.
Vitali Choutko:
Unique Properties of Primary Cosmic Rays
12.
Qi Yan:
Unique Properties of Secondary Cosmic Rays
13.
Mercedes Paniccia:
Unique Properties of the 3rd Group of Cosmic Rays
14.
Paolo Zuccon:
Properties of Cosmic Deuterons and 3He
15.
Valerio Formato:
Properties of Cosmic Lithium Isotopes
Quarter Day Session:
Ten Years of AMS on the International Space Station - IV
Chair: Eun-Suk Seo
16.
Laurent Derome:
Properties of Cosmic Beryllium Isotopes
17.
Weiwei Xu:
Unique Properties of Positrons and Electrons up to 100 GeV
18.
Cristina Consolandi:
video,
slides
Unique Properties of Daily Helium Fluxes up to 100 GV
19.
Samuel Ting/Andrei Kounine:
Next Ten Years of AMS
Quarter Day Session:
High-Energy Cosmic Rays in Space - I
Chair: Igor Moskalenko
20.
Eun-Suk Seo:
Measurements of Cosmic Ray Elemental Spectra with ISS-CREAM
21.
Yosui Akaike:
The Calorimetric Electron Telescope (CALET) on the International Space Station: Results from the First Six Years on Orbit
22.
Caterina Checchia:
New direct measurements of cosmic-ray iron and nickel with CALET on the International Space Station
23.
Wolfgang Zober:
Use of Energy Measurements in the CALET Ultra-Heavy Cosmic-Ray Analysis
24.
Katsuaki Asano:
Interpretation of Electron and Positron Cosmic-Ray Spectrum Measured with CALET
Quarter Day Session:
High-Energy Cosmic Rays in Space - II
Chair: Eun-Suk Seo
25.
Dimitrios Kyratzis:
Latest results on medium mass cosmic ray nuclei with the DAMPE space mission
26.
Francesca Alemanno:
Measurement of the light nuclei energy spectra with the DAMPE space mission
27.
Dmitry Podorozhny:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Preliminary astrophysical results of the NUCLEON mission
28.
Andrey Turundaevskiy:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Spectra of rare cosmic ray nuclei obtained by the NUCLEON experiment
29.
Igor Kovalev:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Refined results on secondary to primary cosmic ray nuclei ratios by the NUCLEON experiment
Quarter Day Session:
Indirect Cosmic Ray Measurements and Neutrinos
Chair: Yosui Akaike
30.
Ignacio Taboada:
IceCube results and the origin of cosmic rays
31.
Donghwa Kang:
Recent results of cosmic-ray studies with IceTop at the IceCube Neutrino Observatory
32.
Pravata Mohanty:
Recent results on cosmic ray composition and anisotropy from the GRAPES-3 experiment
33.
Lisa Schumacher:
Search for the common sources of neutrinos and cosmic rays
34.
Ilya Kudryashov:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Anisotropic diffusion of cosmic ray protons up to energies of 5*10^6 TeV with allowance for an interstellar magnetic field with Kolmogorov turbulence
Quarter Day Session:
Acceleration and Propagation of Cosmic Rays
Chair: Michael Kachelriess
35.
Mikhail Malkov:
video,
slides
Cosmic Ray Reacceleration in and Propagation from nearby sources
36.
Siyao Xu:
Shock acceleration of cosmic rays in the inhomogeneous interstellar medium
37.
Damiano Caprioli:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Acceleration of Heavy Nuclei at Non-Relativistic Collisionless Shocks
38.
Igor Moskalenko:
Recent developments in high energy astrophysics
39.
Manuela Vecchi:
The rigidity dependence of galactic cosmic-ray fluxes and its connection with the diffusion coefficient
Quarter Day Session:
Cosmic Rays and Interstellar Medium
Chair: Laurent Derome
40.
Michael Kachelriess:
Antinuclei in the Milky Way
41.
Ilias Cholis:
Cosmic rays as a new probe to study the properties and evolution of Milky Way pulsars
42.
Susan Clark:
The Galactic Magnetic Field and the Interstellar Medium
43.
Hiromasa Suzuki:
video,
slides
Observational constraints on the maximum energies of accelerated particles in supernova remnants
44.
Shota Yokoyama:
A new magnetic field generation mechanism induced by streaming cosmic rays
Quarter Day Session:
Galactic and Extragalactic Propagation of Cosmic Rays and Cosmic Rays in the Atmosphere
Chair: Sergey Ostapchenko
45.
Julien Dörner:
Implications of turbulence-dependent diffusion on Galactic cosmic ray spectra
46.
Eduardo Ferronato Bueno:
Cosmic-ray transport parameters and fluorine source abundance from AMS-02 F/Si data
47.
Yoshitomo Maeda:
Reconstruction approaches to the Hitomi HXI image of the crab nebula
48.
Antonio Condorelli:
Study of UHECRs propagation in Galaxy Clusters
49.
Simeon Asenovski:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Calculation of Energetic Particle Penetration Using Corsima (cosmic Ray Spectra and Intensity in Middle Atmosphere) Model
50.
Ashot Chilingarian:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Synergy of Extensive Air Showers and Thunderstorm Ground Enhancements
Quarter Day Session:
Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Rays - I
Chair: Eiji Kido
51.
Maris Ioana Codrina:
Highlights from the Pierre Auger Observatory
52.
Francesco Fenu:
The energy spectrum measured with the Pierre Auger Observatory
53.
Maximilian Stadelmaier:
Updates on the Measurements of the Mass Composition of the Ultrahigh-Energy Cosmic Rays using the Pierre Auger Observatory
54.
Sullivan Marafico:
Anisotropy Results of the Pierre Auger Observatory
55.
Sergey Ostapchenko:
Characteristics of UHECR-induced air showers: predictions of QGSJET-III and model uncertainties
Quarter Day Session:
Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Rays - II
Chair: Maris Ioana Codrina
56.
Eiji Kido:
Latest results and future prospects of the Telescope Array experiment
57.
Marco Casolino:
The Mini-EUSO telescope on board the International Space Station: First results
58.
Matteo Battisti:
An end-to-end in-flight calibration of the Mini-EUSO detector
59.
Remy Prechelt:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Unusual near-horizon ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays observed by the Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA)
60.
Ellis Owen:
The isotropic ultra high-energy cosmic ray background and its origins beyond the Greisen-Zatsepin-Kuz'min horizon
Quarter Day Session:
Observations with Gamma-Ray Telescopes
Chair: John Tomsick
61.
Tsunefumi Mizuno:
Cosmic-ray properties in the MBM 53-55 molecular clouds and the Pegasus loop as revealed by HI line profiles, dust, and Fermi-LAT gamma-ray data
62.
Miguel Mostafa:
Recent results from HAWC
63.
Razmik Mirzoyan:
Selected Studies of Cosmic Rays and Acceleration Sites With the MAGIC telescopes
64.
Leonid Kuzmichev:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Tunka Advanced Instrument for cosmic and Gamma-ray Astronomy (TAIGA): Status, first results and future plans
65.
Constantinos Kalapotharakos:
Interpreting the GeV and TeV pulsar emission and beyond
Quarter Day Session:
Observations with Gamma-Ray Telescopes
Chair: Razmik Mirzoyan
66.
Stefan Wagner:
Observations of Cosmic Ray sources with the HESS IACT-array and new results on cosmic ray propagation
67.
Ruo-Yu Shang:
Recent Galactic Cosmic-ray Studies with the VERITAS Telescopes
68.
Zhen Cao:
The Crab Nebula: an electron PeVatron or super Pevatron of cosmic rays?
69.
Kazumasa Kawata:
Galactic sub-PeV diffuse gamma rays observed by the Tibet air shower array and muon detector array
70.
Dario Grasso:
PeV cosmic ray properties from Tibet and LHAASO
Quarter Day Session:
Low-Energy Cosmic Rays: Data and Models of Heliospheric Propagation
Chair: Veronica Bindi
71.
Jamie Rankin:
New Measurements of Cosmic Rays by Parker Solar Probe
72.
Allan Labrador:
Galactic Cosmic-Ray Elemental and Isotopic Composition Measurements from SuperTIGER and ACE/CRIS
73.
Stefano Della Torre:
HelMod: cosmic rays fluence at solar system planets and for deep space missions
74.
Nadir Marcelli:
Time dependence of the proton and helium fluxes measured by PAMELA from 2006 to 2014
75.
Matteo Martucci:
The behavior of low-energy particles from space between the 24th and the 25th solar cycles: HEPD-01 as a successor of PAMELA
Quarter Day Session:
Low-Energy Cosmic Rays (Cont'd) and Future Experiments: X- and Gamma Ray Instrumentation
Chair: Brian Rauch
76.
Veronica Bindi:
The latest low energy results from the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the International Space Station
77.
John Tomsick:
Studying MeV Emission from the Galaxy with the Compton Spectrometer and Imager
78.
Riccardo Munini:
The GAPS Instrument: A Large Area Time of Flight and Spectrometer for Cosmic Antinuclei
79.
Alessio Tiberio:
The GAPS experiment: search for dark matter signatures from cosmic-ray antinuclei
Quarter Day Session:
Future Instrumentation: Cosmic Ray Detectors Below the Knee
Chair: Valerio Vagelli
80.
Nikolay Topchiev:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: The upcoming GAMMA-400 experiment
81.
Brian Rauch:
TIGERISS Instrument and Science Objectives
82.
Giuseppe Osteria:
The High Energy Particle Detector for the second CSES satellite
83.
Shuang-Nan Zhang:
The High Energy cosmic-Radiation Detection (HERD) Facility Onboard China's Space Station
84.
Stefan Schael:
video,
slides
AMS-100: The next generation magnetic spectrometer in Space
Quarter Day Session:
Future Instrumentation: Cosmic Ray and Neutrino Detectors
Chair: Donghwa Kang
85.
Valerio Vagelli:
Progressing in particle astrophysics with the Antimatter Large Acceptance Detector In Orbit (ALADInO)
86.
Roberto Iuppa:
video,
slides
Progress on YBCO SC magnets for future CR detection in space
87.
Christian Spannfellner:
Pacific Ocean Neutrino Experiment - Design and Overview
88.
Lech Piotrowski:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: The Giant Radio Array for Neutrino Detection - the experimental status and plans
Quarter Day Session:
Future Instrumentation: Detection of UHECR from Space - I
Chair: Andrei Kounine
89.
Pragati Mitra:
Signal Identification with GRAND-Proto300
90.
John Krizmanic:
video,
slides
POEMMA: Probe Of Extreme Multi-Messenger Astrophysics
91.
Mario Edoardo Bertaina:
video,
slides
Status of the K-EUSO Orbital Detector of Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays
92.
Karl Bolmgren:
Spatial and temporal variations of UV emissions observed by the Mini-EUSO detector
93.
Jacek Szabelski:
Performance and control of the high voltage subsystem of Mini-EUSO experiment on board the ISS
Quarter Day Session:
Future Instrumentation: Detection of UHECR from Space - II
Chair: Miguel Mostafa
94.
Marco Casolino:
The JEM-EUSO program for UHECR studies from space
95.
Daniil Trofimov:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Calibration and tests of multichannel photodetection modules for stratospheric and orbital missions
96.
George Filippatos:
EUSO-SPB2 Status and Science Goals
97.
Giuseppe Osteria:
The Fluorescence Telescope onboard EUSO-SPB2 for the detection of Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays
98.
Viktoria Kungel:
Pre-flight testing of the optics and telescopes of the "Extreme Universe Space Observatory on a Super Pressure Balloon II" (EUSOSPB2) payload
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
99.
Rumen Shkevov:
Analysis of the capture probability in to the resonant acceleration of electrons in space plasma
100.
Hafeez Hafiz Burhan:
Cosmic Ray Driven Transonic Winds
101.
Julien Dörner:
Implications from 3-dimensional modeling of gamma-ray signatures in the Galactic Center
102.
Bilal Ramzan:
Hydrodynamics of Outflows With Cosmic-Rays and Waves
103.
Chung-Ming Ko:
Linear stability of a system with cosmic ray viscosity
104.
Sourav Bhadra:
Cosmic rays from massive star clusters: a close look at Westerlund 1
105.
Wolfgang Zober:
Determination of the Expected Observations for TIGERISS
106.
Brian Rauch:
Updated SuperTIGER Atmospheric Propagation Corrections
107.
Valentina Scotti:
The PMT read-out and trigger system of the High-energy Particle Detector on the CSES-02 satellite
108.
Peter Velinov:
Quantitative Evaluations of Spectra, Intensity and Ionization of Anomalous Cosmic Rays in High Latitude Atmosphere
109.
Peter Velinov:
Determination of Galactic Cosmic Ray Spectra and Intensity in Middle Atmosphere Utilising Corsima Model
110.
Matteo Duranti:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Positrons at Highest Energies