EEE - Extreme Energy Events: an astroparticle physics experiment in Italian High Schools
EEE - Extreme Energy Events: an astroparticle physics experiment in Italian High Schools
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EEE - 极端能量事件：意大利高中的天体粒子物理实验
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2016
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R. Zuyeuski
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M. Abbrescia;C. Avanzini;L. Baldini;R. Baldini Ferroli;G. Batignani;G. Bencivenni;E. Bossini;E. Bressan;A. Chiavassa;C. Cicalò;L. Cifarelli;E. Coccia;A. Corvaglia;D. De Gruttola;S. De Pasquale;A. Di Giovanni;M. D’Incecco;M. Dreucci;F. Fabbri;E. Fattibene;A. Ferrarov;R. Forster;V. Frolov;P. Galeotti;M. Garbini;G. Gemme;I. Gnesi;S. Grazzi;C. Gustavino;D. Hatzifotiadou;P. La Rocca;A. Maggiora;G. Maron;M. Mazziotta;S. Miozzi;F. Noferini;F. Nozzoli;M. Panareo;M. Panetta;R. Paoletti;L. Perasso;F. Pilo;G. Piragino;F. Riggi;G. Righini;A. Rodríguez Rodríguez;G. Sartorelli;E. Scapparone;M. Schioppa;A. Scribano;M. Selvi;S. Serci;E. Siddi;S. Squarcia;M. Taiuti;G. Terreni;M. C. Vistoli;L. Votano;M. Williams;S. Zani;A. Zichichi;R. Zuyeuski
极端能量事件项目旨在研究能量超过1，018 eV的初级宇宙射线产生的广泛空气簇射，使用具有高空间和时间分辨率的望远镜阵列探测地面次级μ子成分。该项目的第二个目标是让高中教师和学生参与这项先进的研究工作，并在科学文化中启动他们：为了达到这两个目的，望远镜位于高中建筑物内，探测器的建造，组装和监测-以及数据采集和分析-由科学机构的研究人员与他们密切合作完成。目前有42台望远镜分布在意大利各地的许多高中，包括岛屿，加上两个在欧洲核子研究中心和三个在INFN单位。我们在这里报告一些初步的物理结果，从第一个两个共同的数据采集周期，以及该项目的推广影响。
The Extreme Energy Events project (EEE) is aimed to study Extensive Air Showers (EAS) from primary cosmic rays of more than 1018 eV energy detecting the ground secondary muon component using an array of telescopes with high spatial and time resolution. The second goal of the EEE project is to involve High School teachers and students in this advanced research work and to initiate them in scientific culture: to reach both purposes the telescopes are located inside High School buildings and the detector construction, assembling and monitoring - together with data taking and analysis - are done by researchers from scientific institutions in close collaboration with them. At present there are 42 telescopes in just as many High Schools scattered all over Italy, islands included, plus two at CERN and three in INFN units. We report here some preliminary physics results from the first two common data taking periods together with the outreach impact of the project.