Detection of Extensive Air Showers with the self-triggered TREND radio array
@inproceedings{Coz2017DetectionOE, title={Detection of Extensive Air Showers with the self-triggered TREND radio array}, author={S. L. Coz and D. Charrier and Q. Gou and J. Gu and H. Hu and O. Martineau-Huynh and C. Medina and V. Niess and M. Tueros and J. Zhang and Y. Zhang and X. Wu and K. DeVries}, year={2017} }
We demonstrate here the ability of TREND, a self-triggered antenna array, to autonomously detect and identify air showers induced by cosmic rays, from their radio emission, measured in the 50-100 MHz frequency range. TREND (Tianshan Radio Experiment for Neutrino Detection) is an array of 50 single polarised antennas, deployed over a total area of 1.5 km$^2$ on the site of the 21 cmA radio interferometer in the radio-quiet Tianshan mountains (China), that was running between 2011 and 2013. The… CONTINUE READING
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