Using Z≤2 data to constrain cosmic-ray propagation models

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Using Z≤2 data to constrain cosmic-ray propagation models 吴娟 中国地质大学(武汉) 第十届高能物理年会@shanghai 2018/06/22

A picture of CR propagation DAMPE CR primaries + secondaries provide information on CR injection and propagation mechanisms.

The CR composition Primaries+Secondaries S/P ratios infer the CR propagation mechanisms S/P+P allow a simultaneous scan on both transport and source parameters The problems by using the most commonly used B/C ratio Reacceleration models: antiproton discrepency Johannesson et al. 2016: Z ≤ 2 CR species (p, pbar, He) might suffer different propagation mechanisms as heavier elements (Be, B, C, N, O) it is very important and necessary to use S/P other than B/C, such as 2H/4He and 3He/4He to investigate CR propagation processes.

Data observed on Earth Proton Helium Adriani et al., ApJ 818, 68 2016 Adriani et al., Science, 332, 69, 2011 Proton Helium Adriani et al., ApJ 818, 68 2016

Data measured out of Solar System

Solar modulation A most frequent used model: the force-field approximation FF model: depend on a potential parameter Φ A more physically motivated model: proposed in Cholis et al. 2016 CM model: polarity of HMF magnitude of HMF tilt angle of HCS related with time scale for CR drift based on solar observations; consider the charge-sign dependency …

χ2 minimization – GALPROP+FF χ2 not good! Reacceleration fit better! No convection is favored!

χ2 minimization – GALPROP+CM DRC give the best χ2 Kolmogorov-type turbulence is favored

The proton flux All the models list here can fit the proton flux well

The helium flux PDbr-CM & DC-CM do not fit Voyager helium data well DRC-FF does not fit PAMELA helium data well

The 2H/4He ratio Only DR-CM &DRC-CM can generally reproduce 2H/4He data

The 3He/4He ratio The DRC-FF, PDbr-CM &DC-CM are also disfavored by 3He/4He

2H/4He and 3He/4He data place strong constraints on CR propagation models

Summary and outlook The cosmic ray propagation models were tight constrained by using the 2H/4He and 3He/4He data. The CM solar modulation model can explain the data better than the FF model. The DRC model gives the best goodness of fit. The Kolmogorov-type of interstellar magnetic is favored, while the Kraichnan-type is excluded. Using Z>2 data to constrain CR acceleration and propagation models will be studied in future.

SPARES

A picture of CR propagation DAMPE CR primaries + secondaries provide information on CR injection and propagation mechanisms.

Parameter correlation

Parameter correlation

Propagation equation Basic mechanisms: diffusion, convection, diffusive reacceleration spallation and decay of heavier nuclei qA(p)=NA(ρ/ρn)-ν Dxx=D0β (ρ/ρ0)δ Vc (z) = V (0) + z*dV/dz sources: SNRs diffusion convection nuclear destruction & radioactive decay diffusive reacceleration energy losses: ionization, Coulomb scattering adiabatic loss DppDxx~p2vA2 parameters under study: D0, δ, dV/dz, vA, ν,NA