Calibration of the TUS Photodetector by Anomalous Events

The main goal of the TUS experiment was to search for and study ultra high-energy cosmic rays with energy of $$E>70$$ EeV. At the same time, the TUS detector registered several dozen of unusual events, the origin of which is unclear. Atmospheric gamma-ray bursts (TGF and TGE) are considered as their possible sources. In this work, anomalous events are used to calibrate the TUS photodetector.

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Physics of Atomic Nuclei
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1063778824700820
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Advanced Optical Sensing Technologies
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Calibration of the TUS Photodetector by Anomalous Events

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The main goal of the TUS experiment was to search for and study ultra high-energy cosmic rays with energy of $$E>70$$ EeV. At the same time, the TUS detector registered several dozen of unusual events, the origin of which is unclear. Atmospheric gamma-ray bursts (TGF and TGE) are considered as their possible sources. In this work, anomalous events are used to calibrate the TUS photodetector.

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