Application of afxy-code for parameterization of ionization yield function Y in the atmosphere for primary cosmic ray protons
L. Alexandrov, A. Mishev

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new approximation for the ionization yield function in Earth's atmosphere caused by primary cosmic ray protons, enabling more accurate ionization estimates across various atmospheric layers.
Contribution
It presents a novel parameterization method using afxy-code for the ionization yield function based on simulated data, covering a wide range of zenith angles and atmospheric altitudes.
Findings
New approximation for ionization yield function derived
Applicable to entire atmosphere from ground to upper layers
Enables explicit estimation of ionization by primary cosmic rays
Abstract
In this work is obtained new approximation for the yield function Y for cosmic ray induced ionization in the Earth atmosphere on the basis of simulated data. The parameterization is obtained using inverse nonlinear problem solution with afxy(analyze fx=y)-code. Short description of the methods is given. The found approximation is for primary proton nuclei, inclined up to 70 degrees zenith angle. This permits to estimate the direct ionization by primary cosmic rays explicitly. The parameterization is applicable to the entire atmosphere, from ground level to upper atmosphere. Several implications of the found parameterization are discussed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSolar and Space Plasma Dynamics · Astrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena · Radiation Therapy and Dosimetry
