Recent Results on Gamma-Ray Observation by the Tibet Air Shower Array and Related Topics

Authors :: Xiaoqun Wang
Haibing Hu
Y. Katayose
C. T. Yan
Kazumasa Kawata
Jieru Ren
X. Y. Gao
C. Fan
Y. G. Wang
A. Nagai
Y. Zhang
T. Yuda
A. F. Yuan
Y. Q. Lou
A. Shiomi
Hailan Hu
G. M. Le
X. J. Bi
H. Wang
Liming Ding
H. M. Zhang
K. Hibino
K. Mizutani
Y. H. Tan
M. Shibata
H. Sugimoto
H. W. Guo
X. X. Zhou
Hong Wu
H. Nanjo
Q. Huang
T. Shirai
Yi Zhang
F. Kajino
Takashi Saito
Chihiro Kato
B. S. Wang
M. He
Z. H. Ye
Shoji Torii
S. Udo
J. Y. Li
H. H. He
S. L. Lu
Masaki Nishizawa
Jia Zhang
N. Tateyama
G. C. Yu
Y. Yamamoto
Yu-Sa Wang
Harufumi Tsuchiya
M. Ohnishi
Takashi Sako
D. Chen
Kazuoki Munakata
S. Yasue
Xuan Zhang
Masato Takita
X. C. Yang
K. Kasahara
J. Mu
S. Ozawa
A. F. Li
Ning Zhang
Jing Huang
N. Hotta
H. Y. Jia
X. R. Meng
M. Sakata
To. Saito
Cunfeng Feng
Zhaoyang Feng
X. H. Ding
Zhenyong Feng
I. Ohta
M. Amenomori
T. Ouchi
Q. X. Geng
L. Xue
Hong-peng Lu
Shuwang Cui
Source :: Journal of the Physical Society of Japan. 78:88-91
Publication Year :: 2009
Publisher :: Physical Society of Japan, 2009.
Abstract: The Tibet-III air shower array, consisting of 789 scintillation detectors, has been operating successfully at Yangbajing in Tibet since 1999. Some recent results on gamma-ray observation by the Tibet-III air shower array are introduced and its future prospects of gamma-ray observation will be discussed.

Subjects :: Physics
Nuclear physics
Scintillation
Air shower
Muon
Gamma ray
General Physics and Astronomy
Astronomy

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