Towards real-time identification of cosmic rays with LOw-Frequency ARray radio antennas

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Abstract
Cosmic rays entering the Earth’s atmosphere produce Extensive Air Showers, which emit a radio signal through Geo-magnetic radiation and Askaryan emission. At the present time, one of the biggest challenges for assessing the Radio detection as a valuable technique for Cosmic-ray observation is to identify in real-time the very short (less than 100 ns) radio signals over the background noise. In this work, we present the latest updates on the real-time identification of radio signals from Extensive Air Showers by using the data from LOFAR Low Band Antenna stations, which are sensitive in the 30-80 MHz region.
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Authors Antonio, Bonardi;Stijn, Buitink;Arthur, Corstanje;Emilio, Enriquez J.;Heino, Falcke;R., Hörandel Jörg;Pragati, Mitra;Katie, Mulrey;Anna, Nelles;Paul, Rachen Jörg;Laura, Rossetto;Pim, Schellart;Olaf, Scholten;Satyendra, Thoudam;Gia, Trinh;Sander, ter Veen;Tobias, Winchen;
Journal epj web of conferences
Year 2017
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https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201713501011
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Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Science physics astronomy

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