Cosmic rays above 0.1-EeV: Results from the Fly's Eye experiment
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- Published: 1994
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We present recent results from the Fly's Eye experiment. The results from the F.E. I and F.E. 11 stereo detectors indicate structure in the cosmic ray spectrum above 1018 eV. The composition of cosmic rays is found to change from a predominantly heavy composition near 1017 eV to a predominantly light one near 1019 eV. The spectral structure and changing composition can be accounted for by a simple two-component model. Higher statistics but lower resolution data from the F.E. I detector alone shows the presence of an outstanding 320 EeV energy event.- talk: Villars-sur-Ollon 1994/01/22
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