Constraints on the flux of eV cosmic photons from the EAS-MSU muon data
arXiv:1702.08024 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.95.123011
Abstract
Results of the search for eV primary cosmic-ray photons with the data of the Moscow State University (MSU) Extensive Air Shower (EAS) array are reported. The full-scale reanalysis of the data with modern simulations of the installation does not confirm previous indications of the excess of gamma-ray candidate events. Upper limits on the corresponding gamma-ray flux are presented. The limits are the most stringent published ones at energies eV.
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