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G. Sigl

4 papers hereh-index 4122 citations8 works total

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same name
  • G. Sigl — 141 papers, h 57
  • G. Sigl — 54 papers, h 21
  • G. Sigl — 49 papers
  • G. Sigl — 46 papers, h 32
  • G. Sigl — 29 papers, h 9
  • G. Sigl — 12 papers, h 36

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activity
19952011
most citedA Break in the Highest Energy Cosmic Ray Spectrum: A Signature of New Physics?

35 citations · 43 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators

4 papers

astro-ph.HE2011

Propagation of Ultrahigh Energy Nuclei in the Magnetic Field of our Galaxy

G. Giacinti, M. Kachelriess, D. V. Semikoz +1

In this work, we present detailed simulations for propagation of ultra-high energy (UHE) heavy nuclei, with E > 60 EeV, within recent Galactic Magnetic Field (GMF) models. We inves…

astro-ph.HE2009★ 5 cited

JEM-EUSO Science Objectives

Gustavo Medina-Tanco, K. Asano, D. Cline +10

JEM-EUSO, on board of the Japanese Exploration Module of the International Space Station, is being proposed as the first space observatory devoted to UHECR. Its privileged position…

hep-ph2000★ 3 cited

Prolongation of Friction Dominated Evolution for Superconducting Cosmic Strings

B. Carter, R. Brandenberger, A. -C. Davis +1

This investigation is concerned with cosmological scenarios based on particle physics theories that give rise to superconducting cosmic strings (whose subsequent evolution may prod…

astro-ph1995★ 35 cited

A Break in the Highest Energy Cosmic Ray Spectrum: A Signature of New Physics?

G. Sigl, S. Lee, D. N. Schramm +1

Recent experimental data from the Fly's Eye and the Akeno array seem to indicate significant structure in the ultrahigh energy cosmic ray spectrum above $10^{18}\eV$. A statistical…

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