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 Bonardi Antonio, Buitink Stijn, Corstanje Arthur, Enriquez J. Emilio, Falcke Heino, Hörandel Jörg R., Mitra Pragati, Mulrey Katie, Nelles Anna, Rachen Jörg Paul, Rossetto Laura, Schellart Pim, Scholten Olaf, Thoudam Satyendra, Trinh Gia, ter Veen Sander, Winchen Tobias
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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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