Search for structures in the distribution of particles from the central area of wide atmospheric showers conducted on the Adron-55 installation

Physical Sciences and Technology, 2019

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DOI 10.26577/phst-2019-1-p10
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Abstract

The ionization calorimeter “Adron-55”, located at an altitude of 3340 meters above sea level, is partof the unified registration system for the shower installation of the Tian-Shan high-mountain station. The“Hadron-55” installation is a 2-tier ionization calorimeter consisting of a shower system, a gamma blockand a hadron block located under it with a vertical air gap of 2.2 meters. The calorimeter consists of 6layers of ionization chambers with 144 chambers in each layer and a spatial resolution of the WASstructure equal to 11 cm. The total area of the calorimeter is 55 square meters with an absorber thicknessof 1150 g / cm2. The calorimeter also contains helium counters for recording the neutron component. Thecentral shower calorimeter system contains 30 scintillation detectors with an area of 400 m2 and 8peripheral Sc-detectors at a distance of up to 100 m. The total area of the entire recording system is ~30000 m2. Over 4 years of operation, more than 120,000 events with energies above 1015 eV have beenrecorded. Currently, the processing and analysis of the data being obtained are performed.