TeV gamma-UHECR anisotropy by decaying nuclei in flight: first neutrino traces?
Daniele Fargion

TL;DR
This paper proposes that ultra-high-energy cosmic rays originate from decaying radioactive nuclei within our galaxy, explaining observed anisotropies and correlations with gamma-ray sources, and predicts associated neutrino signals.
Contribution
It introduces a novel model where UHECRs are heavy radioactive galactic nuclei, linking cosmic ray anisotropy, gamma-ray maps, and neutrino signatures in a unified framework.
Findings
UHECR anisotropy aligns with galactic magnetic field effects.
Correlations between UHECRs and gamma-ray sources like Vela pulsar are identified.
Predicted neutrino signals at PeV energies match recent IceCube detections.
Abstract
Ultra High Cosmic Rays) made by He-like lightest nuclei might solve the AUGER extragalactic clustering along Cen A. Moreover He like UHECR nuclei cannot arrive from Virgo because the light nuclei fragility and opacity above a few Mpc, explaining the Virgo UHECR absence. UHECR signals are spreading along Cen-A as observed because horizontal galactic arms magnetic fields, bending them on vertical angles. Cen A events by He-like nuclei are deflected as much as the observed clustered ones; proton will be more collimated while heavy (iron) nuclei are too much dispersed. Such a light nuclei UHECR component coexist with the other Auger heavy nuclei and with the Hires nucleon composition. Remaining UHECR spread group may hint for correlations with other gamma (MeV-Al^{26} radioactive) maps, mainly due to galactic SNR sources as Vela pulsar, the brightest, nearest GeV source. Other nearest…
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