Tunka Advanced Instrument for cosmic rays and Gamma Astronomy (TAIGA): Status, results and perspectives

Autor: Kuzmichev L., Astapov I., Bezyazeekov P., Boreyko V., Borodin A., Brückner M., Budnev N., Chiavassa A., Gress O., Gress T., Grishin O., Dyachok A., Epimakhov S., Fedorov O., Gafarov A., Grebenyuk V., Grinyuk A., Haungs A., Horns D., Huege T., Ivanova A., Jurov D., Kalmykov N., Kazarina Y., Kindin V., Kiryuhin V., Kokoulin R., Kompaniets K., Korosteleva E., Kostunin D., Kozhin V., Kravchenko E., Kunnas M., Lenok V., Lubsandorzhiev B., Lubsandorzhiev N., Mirgazov R., Mirzoyan R., Monkhoev R., Nachtigal R., Osipova E., Pakharukov A., Panasyuk M., Pankov L., Petrukhin A., Poleschuk V., Popesku M., Popova E., Porelli A., Postnikov E., Prosin V., Ptuskin V., Pushnin A., Rubtsov G., Ryabov E., Sagan Y., Samoliga V., Schröder F.G., Semeney Yu., Silaev A., Sidorenko A., Skurikhin A., Slunecka V., Sokolov A., Spiering C., Sveshnikova L., Sulakov V., Tabolenko V., Tarashansky B., Tkachenko A., Tkachev L., Tluczykont M., Wischnewski R., Zagorodnikov A., Zurbanov V., Yashin I.

Publikováno v: EPJ Web of Conferences, Vol 145, p 01001 (2017)

We present the current status of high-energy cosmic-ray physics and gamma-ray astronomy at the Tunka Astrophysical Center (AC). This complex is located in the Tunka Valley, about 50 km from Lake Baikal. Present efforts are focused on the construction

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