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Measurements at LHC and their relevance for cosmic ray physics

Ralf Matthias Ulrich · CERN

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Many LHC measurements are already used to improve hadronic interaction models used in cosmic ray analyses. This already had a positive effect on the model dependence of crucial data analyses. Some of the data and the model tuning is reviewed. However, the LHC still has a lot more potential to provide crucial information. Since the start of Run2 the highest accelerator beam energies are reached and no further increase can be expected for a long time. First data of Run2 are published and the fundamental performance of cosmic ray hadronic interaction models can be scrutinized. The relevance of LHC data in general for cosmic ray data analyses is demonstrated..

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  1. Measurements at LHC and their relevance for cosmic ray physics 2016-09-16 · 31 min · CERN's player

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CERN
Department
Conferences & Workshops
Speaker
Ralf Matthias Ulrich
Year
2016
Language
English
Subjects
Physics, Astronomy and space
Source
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