Towards a precise measurement of the cosmic-ray positron fraction
Henning Gast
TL;DR
This thesis proposes detector concepts for accurately measuring the cosmic-ray positron fraction at high energies to aid in indirect dark matter searches.
Contribution
It introduces new detector concepts designed to extend the measurement range of the cosmic-ray positron fraction.
Findings
Proposed detector designs improve measurement precision.
Extended energy range for positron fraction measurement.
Enhanced capability for indirect dark matter detection.
Abstract
This thesis deals with detector concepts aiming at a precise measurement of the cosmic-ray positron fraction extending to an as yet unreached range of energy. The indirect search for dark matter is the main motivation for this endeavour.
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Taxonomy
TopicsDark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena · Particle Detector Development and Performance · Astrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena