Research on electron and positron spectrum in the high-energy region based on the gluon condensation model

Abstract

Electron(positron), proton and nuclei can be accelerated to very high energy by local supernova remnants (SNR). The famous excesses of electron and proton (nuclei) potentially come from such kind of local sources. Recently, the DAMPE experiment measured the electron spectrum (including both electrons and positrons) of cosmic rays with high-accuracy. It provides an opportunity to further explore the excess of electrons. According to the gluon condensation (GC) theory, once GC occurs, huge number of gluons condense at a critical momentum, and the production spectrum of electron and proton showing typical GC characteristics. There are exact correlations between the electron and proton spectrum from a same GC process. It is possible to interpret the power-law break of cosmic rays in view of GC phenomenon, and predict one from another based on the relations between electron and proton spectrum. In this work, we point out the potential existence of a second excess in the electron spectrum, the characteristics of this excess is derived from experimental data of proton. We hope that the future DAMPE experiments will confirm the existence of this second excess and support the result of GC model.

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