The Modified Weighted Slab Technique: Models and Results

  • Jones F
  • Lukasiak A
  • Ptuskin V
  • et al.
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Abstract

In an attempt to understand the source and propagation of galactic cosmic rays we have employed the Modified Weighted Slab technique along with recent values of the relevant cross sections to compute primary to secondary ratios including B/C and Sub-Fe/Fe for different galactic propagation models. The models that we have considered are the disk-halo diffusion model, the dynamical halo wind model, the turbulent diffusion model and a model with minimal reacceleration. The modified weighted slab technique will be briefly discussed and a more detailed description of the models will be given. We will also discuss the impact that the various models have on the problem of anisotropy at high energy and discuss what properties of a particular model bear on this issue.

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Jones, F. C., Lukasiak, A., Ptuskin, V., & Webber, W. (2001). The Modified Weighted Slab Technique: Models and Results. The Astrophysical Journal, 547(1), 264–271. https://doi.org/10.1086/318358

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