Origin of Cosmic Rays: Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute held in Durham, England, August 26–September 6, 1974 (Nato Science Series C:, 14)

Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute, Durham, England, August 26-September 6, 1974 Front Matter....Pages I-X Introductory Cosmic Rays....Pages 1-12 The Galaxy and Interstellar Medium....Pages 13-24 Extragalactic Cosmic Rays....Pages 25-36 Sidereal Daily Variations in Cosmic Ray Intensity and Their Relationships to Solar Modulation and Galactic Anisotropies....Pages 37-59 Energy Spectrum and Mass Composition of Cosmic Ray Nuclei from 10 12 to 10 20 eV....Pages 61-95 Nuclear Mass Composition at ‘Low’ Energies (i.e.< 10 12 eV/Nucleon)....Pages 97-133 Nucleosynthesis and Galactic Cosmic Rays....Pages 135-164 Galactic Structure, Magnetic Fields and Cosmic Ray Containment....Pages 165-201 Galactic Propagation of Cosmic Rays Below 10 14 eV....Pages 203-220 Possible Explanations of the Spectral Shape....Pages 221-231 The Cosmic Ray Electron Component....Pages 233-266 Gamma Ray Astrophysics....Pages 267-334 Observation of Celestial Gamma Rays....Pages 335-370 Collapsed Stars, Pulsars and the Origin of Cosmic Rays....Pages 371-397 Historical Searches for Supernovae....Pages 399-424 Supernovae and the Origin of Cosmic Rays (I)....Pages 425-445 Supernovae and the Origin of Cosmic Rays (II) , A Model of Cosmic Ray Production in Supernovae....Pages 447-466