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AMS-02 Refereed Journals

  1. Measurements of Cosmic Proton Flux through Neutron Monitors Using Deep Networks and Imputation Techniques in the AMS-02 Era
    Zhao, P et al., ApJS, 282, 5 (2026)
  2. The rigidity-dependent delay time of the galactic cosmic ray modulation with respect to the open solar magnetic flux
    Wang, Y et al., A&A, 704, 314 (2025)
  3. Optimization of singly-charged particles identification with the AMS02 RICH detector by a machine learning method
    Vasilev, G, Vankova-Kirilova, G & Bozhkova, G, APh, 171, 03134 (2025)
  4. A forecasting framework for galactic cosmic ray flux in space weather applications
    Pelosi, D et al., AdSpR, 76, 5700 (2025)
  5. Precise Measurement of the Cosmic-Ray Spectrum and <ln A> by LHAASO: Connecting the Galactic to the Extragalactic Components
    Lv, X et al., ApJ, 979, 225 (2025)
  6. Solar Modulation of AMS-02 Daily Proton and Helium Fluxes with Modified Force-field Approximation Models
    Zhu, C & Wang, M, ApJ, 980, 116 (2025)
  7. Spectra of He Isotopes and the 3He/4He Ratio
    Boschini, M et al., ApJ, 981, 85 (2025)
  8. Forecasting of the Time-dependent Fluxes of Antiprotons in the AMS-02 Era
    Zhu, C & Duan, K, ApJ, 982, 103 (2025)
  9. Probing Solar Modulation of AMS-02 Time-dependent D, 3He, and 4He Fluxes with Modified Force-field Approximation Models
    Zhu, C & Wang, M, ApJ, 983, 156 (2025)
  10. Multispacecraft Observations of the 27 Day Periodicity in Galactic Protons from 2018 to 2019
    Amoroso, S et al., ApJ, 988, 181 (2025)
  11. Puzzling Variation of Gamma Rays from the Sun over the Solar Cycle Revealed with Fermi-LAT
    Acharyya, A et al., ApJL, 989, L16 (2025)
  12. Rigidity Dependence of the Long-term Galactic Cosmic Ray Variation by AMS-02
    Modzelewska, R et al., ApJ, 990, 178 (2025)
  13. Deciphering the Electron Spectral Hardening in AMS-02
    Evoli, C, Astro, 4, 4 (2025)
  14. Measurement of separate electron and positron spectra from 10 to 20 GeV with the geomagnetic field on DAMPE
    Alemanno, F et al., ChPhC, 49, 115001 (2025)
  15. Exploring sub-GeV dark matter physics with cosmic ray and future telescopes
    Wang, G et al., EPJC, 85, 1348 (2025)
  16. The SDEMMA model for galactic cosmic ray and its dosimetric application
    Song, X et al., FrASS, 12, 83946 (2025)
  17. Propagation Times and Energy Losses of Cosmic Protons and Antiprotons in Interplanetary Space
    Tomassetti, N et al., Galax, 13, 23 (2025)
  18. Disclosing the catalog pulsars dominating the Galactic positron flux
    Orusa, L et al., JCAP, 02, 029 (2025)
  19. Galactic gas models strongly affect the determination of the diffusive halo height
    De Lat Torre Luque, P & Linden, T, JCAP, 02, 062 (2025)
  20. Scrutinizing the impact of the solar modulation on AMS-02 antiproton excess
    Duan, K et al., JCAP, 10, 049 (2025)
  21. Simulation of Galactic Cosmic Ray Proton Fluxes With the Daily Modulation Parameter: Validation With AMS-02 Data for 2011&ndash;2019
    Vaisanen, P et al., JGRA, 130, 33805 (2025)
  22. Late-forming black holes and the antiproton, gamma-ray, and antihelium excesses
    Korwar, M & Profumo, S, PhRvD, 111, 023032 (2025)
  23. Constraints on evaporating primordial black holes from the AMS-02 positron data
    Huang, J & Zhou, Y, PhRvD, 111, 083525 (2025)
  24. Novel experimental approach to uncover the nature of cosmic-ray deuterium
    Dimiccoli, F & Follega, F, PhRvD, 111, 092002 (2025)
  25. Composite asymmetric dark matter with a dark photon portal: Multimessenger tests
    Das, S et al., PhRvD, 112, 015027 (2025)
  26. Antinuclei from primordial black holes
    De Romeri, V et al., PhRvD, 112, 023003 (2025)
  27. Prediction of lithium isotope fluxes using data-driven production cross sections
    Zhao, M et al., PhRvD, 112, 043022 (2025)
  28. Does the high-energy AMS-02 positron flux originate from the dark matter density spikes around nearby black holes?
    Chan, M & Lee, C, PhRvD, 112, 063035 (2025)
  29. Robust determination of antinuclei production from dark matter via weakly decaying beauty hadrons
    Di Mauro, M et al., PhRvD, 112, 083017 (2025)
  30. Unified solar modulation potential for same-charge cosmic rays and implications for local interstellar spectra
    Zhao, M et al., PhRvD, 112, 123026 (2025)
  31. Transport parameters from AMS-02 F/Si data and fluorine source abundance
    Ferronato Bueno, E et al., A&A, 688, 17 (2024)
  32. Charge sign dependence of recurrent Forbush decreases in 2016&ndash;2017
    Romaneehsen, L, Heber, B & Marquardt, J, A&A, 690, 31 (2024)
  33. Origin of the spectral features observed in the cosmic-ray spectrum
    Recchia, S & Gabici, S, A&A, 692, 20 (2024)
  34. Towards understanding time variations of proton to helium ratios in the heliosphere: Implication for the time dependence of the elements of the diffusion tensor
    Ngobeni, M, Potgieter, M & Aslam, O, AdSpR, 73, 2816 (2024)
  35. Analysis of the spectrum of 27-day GCR variations in 2015&ndash;2016
    Siruk, S et al., AdSpR, 74, 1978 (2024)
  36. Fast and accurate evaluation of deep-space galactic cosmic ray fluxes with HelMod-4/CUDA
    Boschini, M et al., AdSpR, 74, 4302 (2024)
  37. Testing Cosmic-Ray Propagation Scenarios with AMS-02 and Voyager Data
    Silver, E & Orlando, E, ApJ, 963, 111 (2024)
  38. Precise Measurements of TeV Halos around Geminga and Monogem Pulsars with HAWC
    Albert, A et al., ApJ, 974, 246 (2024)
  39. Variations in the Inferred Cosmic-Ray Spectral Index as Measured by Neutron Monitors in Antarctica
    Muangha, P et al., ApJ, 974, 284 (2024)
  40. The AMS-02 Cosmic-Ray Deuteron Flux is Consistent with a Secondary Origin
    Yuan, Q & Fan, Y, ApJL, 974, L14 (2024)
  41. Local Interstellar Spectra and Solar Modulation of Cosmic-Ray Proton and Helium
    Zhu, C, ApJ, 975, 270 (2024)
  42. Impact of a nearby subhalo on the constraint of dark matter annihilation from cosmic ray antiprotons
    Zhao, Y et al., ChPhC, 48, 025103 (2024)
  43. Constraining primordial black holes as dark matter using AMS-02 data
    Su, B et al., EPJC, 84, 606 (2024)
  44. Antiproton bounds on dark matter annihilation from a combined analysis using the DRAGON2 code
    De La Torre Luque, P, Winkler, M & Linden, T, JCAP, 05, 104 (2024)
  45. Cosmic-ray propagation models elucidate the prospects for antinuclei detection
    Luque, P, Winkler, M & Linden, T, JCAP, 10, 017 (2024)
  46. Impact of inhomogeneous diffusion on secondary cosmic ray and antiproton local spectra
    Tovar-Pardo, A, Luque, P & Sanchez-Conde, M, JCAP, 11, 016 (2024)
  47. D̅ARKRAYNET: emulation of cosmic-ray antideuteron fluxes from dark matter
    Heisig, J et al., JCAP, 11, 017 (2024)
  48. The High Energy Light Isotope eXperiment program of direct cosmic-ray studies
    Coutu, S et al., JInst, 19, 1025 (2024)
  49. Propagation of Galactic Cosmic Rays in the Heliosphere during Minimum Solar Activity Periods
    Fedorov, Y, KPCB, 40, 64 (2024)
  50. Feature Selection Techniques for CR Isotope Identification with the AMS-02 Experiment in Space
    Borchiellini, M et al., Parti, 7, 417 (2024)
  51. Current status and desired precision of the isotopic production cross sections relevant to astrophysics of cosmic rays. II. Fluorine to silicon and updated results for Li, Be, and B
    Genolini, Y et al., PhRvC, 109, 064914 (2024)
  52. Reexamining the dark matter scenario accounting for the positron excess in a new cosmic ray propagation model
    Lv, X et al., PhRvD, 109, 023023 (2024)
  53. Reanalysis of the systematic uncertainties in the cosmic-ray antiproton flux
    Lv, X et al., PhRvD, 109, 043006 (2024)
  54. Constraining the slow-diffusion zone size and electron injection spectral index for the Geminga pulsar halo
    Fang, K, PhRvD, 109, 043041 (2024)
  55. New understanding of nuclei spectra properties observed by the AMS-02 experiment
    Dong, X et al., PhRvD, 109, 063027 (2024)
  56. Probing solar modulation analytic models with cosmic ray periodic spectra
    Long, W & Wu, J, PhRvD, 109, 083009 (2024)
  57. Interpretation of AMS-02 beryllium isotope fluxes using data-driven production cross sections
    Zhao, M et al., PhRvD, 109, 083036 (2024)
  58. Data-driven constraints on cosmic-ray diffusion: Probing self-generated turbulence in the Milky Way
    Di Mauro, M, Korsmeier, M & Cuoco, A, PhRvD, 109, 123003 (2024)
  59. Fireball antinucleosynthesis
    Fedderke, M et al., PhRvD, 109, 123028 (2024)
  60. Possible spectral irregularities in the AMS-02 positron spectrum
    Lv, X et al., PhRvD, 109, 123033 (2024)
  61. Mapping the AMS-02 and CALET data onto the source spectra and residence times of Galactic cosmic rays
    Cowsik, R & Huth, D, PhRvD, 110, 023028 (2024)
  62. Multimessenger observations support cosmic ray interactions surrounding acceleration sources
    Sun, D et al., PhRvD, 110, 103039 (2024)
  63. Cosmic-ray deuteron excess from a primary component
    Lv, X et al., PhRvD, 110, 123030 (2024)
  64. Inelastic Scattering of Dark Matter with Heavy Cosmic Rays
    Lu, K et al., RAA, 24, 065007 (2024)
  65. Revisit of GeV Gamma-Ray Emission from Orion B with the Fermi Large Area Telescope
    Zeng, W et al., RAA, 24, 095011 (2024)
  66. Connecting multi-lepton anomalies at the LHC and in Astrophysics with MeerKAT/SKA
    Beck, G et al., APh, 148, 02821 (2023)
  67. Diffuse Emission of Galactic High-energy Neutrinos from a Global Fit of Cosmic Rays
    Schwefer, G, Mertsch, P & Wiebusch, C, ApJ, 949, 16 (2023)
  68. Properties of Forbush Decreases with AMS-02 Daily Proton Flux Data
    Wang, S et al., ApJ, 950, 23 (2023)
  69. Nearby SNR: A Possible Common Origin of Multi-messenger Anomalies in the Spectra, Ratios, and Anisotropy of Cosmic Rays
    Qiao, B et al., ApJ, 956, 75 (2023)
  70. A New Scenario of Solar Modulation Model during the Polarity Reversing
    Jiang, J, Lin, S & Yang, L, ApJ, 957, 72 (2023)
  71. The Implication of the Helium-to-proton Flux Ratio in Galactic Cosmic Rays
    Song, X & Luo, X, ApJ, 959, 139 (2023)
  72. A cosmic-ray database update: CRDB v4.1
    Maurin, D et al., EPJC, 83, 971 (2023)
  73. Explaining the Hardening Structures of Helium Spectrum and Boron to Carbon Ratio through Different Propagation Models
    Luo, Q, Feng, J & Tam, P, Galax, 11, 43 (2023)
  74. The Formalism of Milky-Way Antimatter-Domains Evolution
    Khlopov, M & Lecian, O, Galax, 11, 50 (2023)
  75. Charge Resolution Study on AMS-02 Silicon Layer-0 Prototype
    Ubaldi, A & Graziani, M, Instr, 7, 45 (2023)
  76. The PMT Acquisition and Trigger Generation System of the HEPD-02 Calorimeter for the CSES-02 Satellite
    Mese, M et al., Instr, 7, 53 (2023)
  77. Enhanced cosmic-ray antihelium production from dark matter annihilation through light mediators
    Ding, Y, Li, N & Zhou, Y, JCAP, 03, 051 (2023)
  78. Impact of QCD uncertainties on antiproton spectra from dark-matter annihilation
    Jueid, A et al., JCAP, 04, 068 (2023)
  79. Antistars as possible sources of antihelium cosmic rays
    Bykov, A et al., JCAP, 08, 027 (2023)
  80. Fast and accurate AMS-02 antiproton likelihoods for global dark matter fits
    Balan, S et al., JCAP, 08, 052 (2023)
  81. Unstable cosmic ray nuclei constrain low-diffusion zones in the Galactic disc
    Jacobs, H, Mertsch, P & Phan, V, MNRAS, 526, 160 (2023)
  82. Iterative-Bayesian unfolding of cosmic-ray isotope fluxes measured by AMS-02
    Bueno, E, Barao, F & Vecchi, M, NIMPA, 1046, 67695 (2023)
  83. Anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility impressed during rock magnetic procedures (AF, IRM) and information on the domain state of the magnetic carriers
    Roperch, P et al., PEPI, 342, 07076 (2023)
  84. Revisiting GeV-scale annihilating dark matter with the AMS-02 positron fraction
    Krommydas, I & Cholis, I, PhRvD, 107, 023003 (2023)
  85. Observing signals of spectral features in the cosmic-ray positrons and electrons from Milky Way pulsars
    Cholis, I & Hoover, T, PhRvD, 107, 063003 (2023)
  86. Can the production cross-section uncertainties explain the cosmic fluorine anomaly?
    Zhao, M, Bi, X & Fang, K, PhRvD, 107, 063020 (2023)
  87. Current status and new perspectives on cosmic ray deuterons
    Gomez-Coral, D et al., PhRvD, 107, 123008 (2023)
  88. Cosmic ray antihelium from a strongly coupled dark sector
    Winkler, M, Luque, P & Linden, T, PhRvD, 107, 123035 (2023)
  89. Using γ -ray observations of dwarf spheroidal galaxies to test the possible common origin of the W -boson mass anomaly and the GeV γ -ray and antiproton excesses
    Zhu, B et al., PhRvD, 108, 083034 (2023)
  90. Dark matter in the Higgs resonance region
    Di Mauro, M et al., PhRvD, 108, 095008 (2023)
  91. Hysteresis effects observed by AMS02 in cosmic ray solar modulations
    Lipari, P & Vernetto, S, PhRvD, 108, 103010 (2023)
  92. Direct Measurement of the Cosmic-Ray Helium Spectrum from 40 GeV to 250 TeV with the Calorimetric Electron Telescope on the International Space Station
    Adriani, O et al., PhRvL, 130, 171002 (2023)
  93. Direct Measurement of the Spectral Structure of Cosmic-Ray Electrons+Positrons in the TeV Region with CALET on the International Space Station
    Adriani, O et al., PhRvL, 131, 191001 (2023)
  94. Injection Spectra of Different Species of Cosmic Rays from AMS-02, ACE-CRIS and Voyager-1
    Pan, X & Yuan, Q, RAA, 23, 115002 (2023)
  95. Data driven analysis of cosmic rays in the heliosphere: diffusion of cosmic protons
    Tomassetti, N et al., RLSFN, 34, 333 (2023)
  96. Diffuse Galactic emission spectrum between 0.5 and 8.0 MeV
    Siegert, T et al., A&A, 660, 130 (2022)
  97. Are pulsar halos rare?. Modeling the halos around PSRs J0633+1746 and B0656+14 in the light of Fermi-LAT, HAWC, and AMS-02 observations and extrapolating to other nearby pulsars
    Martin, P, Marcowith, A & Tibaldo, L, A&A, 665, 132 (2022)
  98. A simple determination of the halo size from 10Be/9Be data
    Maurin, D, Ferronato Bueno, E & Derome, L, A&A, 667, 25 (2022)
  99. The importance of Fe fragmentation for LiBeB analyses. Is a Li primary source needed to explain AMS-02 data?
    Maurin, D et al., A&A, 668, 7 (2022)
  100. Search for variability in the spectra cosmic ray protons
    Loznikov, V, APh, 143, 02757 (2022)
  101. The Measurement of Helium Spectrum and Research of High Energy Astrophysics with DAMPE
    Ma, P, AcASn, 63, 25 (2022)
  102. Design of a Low-noise Electronic Readout System for Silicon Micro-strip Detector
    He, Y, Wei, J & Guo, J, AcASn, 63, 65 (2022)
  103. Simulations of the solar modulation of Helium isotopes constrained by observations
    Ngobeni, M et al., AdSpR, 69, 2330 (2022)
  104. The transport of galactic cosmic rays in heliosphere: The HELMOD model compared with other commonly employed solar modulation models
    Boschini, M et al., AdSpR, 70, 2636 (2022)
  105. A Hint of a Low-energy Excess in Cosmic-Ray Fluorine
    Boschini, M et al., ApJ, 925, 108 (2022)
  106. Monte Carlo Study of Electron and Positron Cosmic-Ray Propagation with the CALET Spectrum
    Asano, K et al., ApJ, 926, 5 (2022)
  107. Hybrid Origins of the Cosmic-Ray Nucleus Spectral Hardening at a Few Hundred GV
    Niu, J, ApJ, 932, 37 (2022)
  108. Spectra of Cosmic-Ray Sodium and Aluminum and Unexpected Aluminum Excess
    Boschini, M et al., ApJ, 933, 147 (2022)
  109. Gas and Cosmic-Ray Properties in the MBM 53, 54, and 55 Molecular Clouds and the Pegasus Loops Revealed by H I Line Profiles, Dust, and Gamma-Ray Data
    Mizuno, T et al., ApJ, 935, 97 (2022)
  110. Testing the consistency of propagation between light and heavy cosmic ray nuclei
    Wang, Y, Wu, J & Long, W, ChPhC, 46, 095102 (2022)
  111. Quantitative study of the hardening in the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer nuclei spectra at a few hundred GV
    Niu, J & Liu, J, FrASS, 9, 44225 (2022)
  112. The rigidity dependence of galactic cosmic-ray fluxes and its connection with the diffusion coefficient
    Vecchi, M et al., FrP, 10, 58841 (2022)
  113. Research on the structure of cosmic-ray electron and positron fluxes in GeV-TeV energy range
    Zheng, Z, Cui, Z & Ruan, J, IJMPE, 31, 50012 (2022)
  114. Pulsar wind nebulae contribution to positron excess in AMS-02 data
    You, T, JApA, 43, 67 (2022)
  115. Inverting cosmic ray propagation by convolutional neural networks
    Tsai, Y et al., JCAP, 03, 044 (2022)
  116. Constraining time dependent dark matter signals from the Sun
    Zakeri, M & Zhou, Y, JCAP, 04, 026 (2022)
  117. FLUKA cross sections for cosmic-ray interactions with the DRAGON2 code
    De La Torre Luque, P et al., JCAP, 07, 008 (2022)
  118. Constraining U(1) L μ - L τ charged dark matter model for muon g - 2 anomaly with AMS-02 electron and positron data
    Zu, L et al., JCAP, 08, 028 (2022)
  119. Constraining the charge-sign and rigidity-dependence of solar modulation
    Cholis, I, Hooper, D & Linden, T, JCAP, 10, 051 (2022)
  120. Constraining the local pulsar population with the cosmic-ray positron fraction
    Bitter, O & Hooper, D, JCAP, 10, 081 (2022)
  121. Muonphilic dark matter explanation of gamma-ray galactic center excess: a comprehensive analysis
    Abdughani, M et al., JHEP, 07, 127 (2022)
  122. A parametric approach for the identification of single-charged isotopes with AMS-02
    Bueno, E, Barao, F & Vecchi, M, NIMPA, 1031, 66564 (2022)
  123. Explanation of nearby SNRs for primary electron excess and proton spectral bump
    Tang, T et al., PhLB, 825, 36884 (2022)
  124. Production of light antinuclei in p p collisions by dynamical coalescence and their fluxes in cosmic rays near earth
    Shao, T et al., PhRvC, 105, 065801 (2022)
  125. Utilizing cosmic-ray positron and electron observations to probe the averaged properties of Milky Way pulsars
    Cholis, I & Krommydas, I, PhRvD, 105, 023015 (2022)
  126. Testing the universality of cosmic-ray nuclei from protons to oxygen with AMS-02
    Korsmeier, M & Cuoco, A, PhRvD, 105, 103033 (2022)
  127. New determination of the production cross section for secondary positrons and electrons in the Galaxy
    Orusa, L et al., PhRvD, 105, 123021 (2022)
  128. Updated constraints on WIMP dark matter annihilation by radio observations of M31
    Egorov, A, PhRvD, 106, 023023 (2022)
  129. Solar modulation of cosmic proton and helium with AMS-02
    Wang, B et al., PhRvD, 106, 063006 (2022)
  130. Constraining the charge-, time-, and rigidity-dependence of cosmic-ray solar modulation with AMS-02 observations during Solar Cycle 24
    Cholis, I & McKinnon, I, PhRvD, 106, 063021 (2022)
  131. Inert Higgs Dark Matter for CDF II W -Boson Mass and Detection Prospects
    Fan, Y et al., PhRvL, 129, 091802 (2022)
  132. Explaining the GeV Antiproton Excess, GeV γ -Ray Excess, and W -Boson Mass Anomaly in an Inert Two Higgs Doublet Model
    Zhu, C et al., PhRvL, 129, 231101 (2022)
  133. Cosmic-Ray Boron Flux Measured from 8.4 GeV /n to 3.8 TeV /n with the Calorimetric Electron Telescope on the International Space Station
    Adriani, O et al., PhRvL, 129, 251103 (2022)
  134. AMS-02 antiprotons and dark matter: Trimmed hints and robust bounds
    Calore, F et al., ScPP, 12, 163 (2022)
  135. Antistars or Antimatter Cores in Mirror Neutron Stars?
    Berezhiani, Z, Univ, 8, 313 (2022)
  136. Red dwarf stars as a new source type of galactic cosmic rays
    Sinitsyna, V, Sinitsyna, V & Stozhkov, Y, AN, 342, 342 (2021)
  137. Local interstellar spectra and solar modulation of cosmic ray electrons and positrons
    Zhu, C, Yuan, Q & Wei, D, APh, 124, 02495 (2021)
  138. Cosmic antihelium-3 nuclei sensitivity of the GAPS experiment
    Saffold, N et al., APh, 130, 02580 (2021)
  139. Antiprotons in Cosmic Rays
    Mayorov, A et al., ARep, 65, 985 (2021)
  140. Time and Charge-sign Dependence of the Heliospheric Modulation of Cosmic Rays
    Aslam, O et al., ApJ, 909, 215 (2021)
  141. The Discovery of a Low-energy Excess in Cosmic-Ray Iron: Evidence of the Past Supernova Activity in the Local Bubble
    Boschini, M et al., ApJ, 913, 5 (2021)
  142. Diffusion of Cosmic Antiprotons Generated throughout the Dark Matter Halo-A Semianalytical Solution for a Linear Galactic Wind Model
    Yang, K, ApJ, 914, 110 (2021)
  143. Origin of Spectral Hardening of Secondary Cosmic-Ray Nuclei
    Kawanaka, N & Lee, S, ApJ, 917, 61 (2021)
  144. Solar Modulation of Galactic Cosmic-Ray Protons Based on a Modified Force-field Approach
    Shen, Z et al., ApJ, 921, 109 (2021)
  145. A Numerical Study of the Solar Modulation of Galactic Protons and Helium from 2006 to 2017
    Song, X et al., ApJS, 257, 48 (2021)
  146. Origin of hardening in spectra of cosmic ray nuclei at a few hundred GeV using AMS-02 data
    Niu, J, ChPhC, 45, 041004 (2021)
  147. Interpretation of the Galactic gamma-ray excess with the dark matter indicated by 8Be and 4He anomalous transitions
    Jia, L & Li, T, ChPhC, 45, 063101 (2021)
  148. High energy window for probing dark matter with cosmic-ray antideuterium and antihelium
    Ding, Y et al., ChPhC, 45, 065102 (2021)
  149. Klein-Nishina Effect and the Cosmic Ray Electron Spectrum
    Fang, K et al., ChPhL, 38, 039801 (2021)
  150. The Experimental Spectrum of Variations of Cosmic Rays in a Wide Range of Hardness According to AMS-02 Data
    Yanke, V et al., CosRe, 59, 427 (2021)
  151. High precision particle astrophysics as a new window on the universe with an Antimatter Large Acceptance Detector In Orbit (ALADInO)
    Battiston, R et al., ExA, 51, 1299 (2021)
  152. Nearby source interpretation of differences among light and medium composition spectra in cosmic rays
    Yuan, Q et al., FrPhy, 16, 24501 (2021)
  153. Cosmic ray positrons from compact binary millisecond pulsars
    Linares, M & Kachelriess, M, JCAP, 02, 030 (2021)
  154. Implications of current nuclear cross sections on secondary cosmic rays with the upcoming DRAGON2 code
    De La Torre Luque, P et al., JCAP, 03, 099 (2021)
  155. Possible bump structure of cosmic ray electrons unveiled by AMS-02 data and its common origin along with the nuclei and positron
    Zhang, P et al., JCAP, 05, 012 (2021)
  156. Markov chain Monte Carlo analyses of the flux ratios of B, Be and Li with the DRAGON2 code
    De La Torre Luque, P et al., JCAP, 07, 010 (2021)
  157. Combined analyses of the antiproton production from cosmic-ray interactions and its possible dark matter origin
    De La Torre Luque, P, JCAP, 11, 018 (2021)
  158. Cosmic-ray positrons strongly constrain leptophilic dark matter
    John, I & Linden, T, JCAP, 12, 007 (2021)
  159. Constraining positron emission from pulsar populations with AMS-02 data
    Orusa, L et al., JCAP, 12, 014 (2021)
  160. Constraining dark matter annihilation with cosmic ray antiprotons using neural networks
    Kahlhoefer, F et al., JCAP, 12, 037 (2021)
  161. Positron excess from cosmic ray interactions in galactic molecular clouds
    De Sarkar, A, Biswas, S & Gupta, N, JHEAp, 29, 1 (2021)
  162. Has AMS-02 observed two-component dark matter?
    Profumo, S, Queiroz, F & Siqueira, C, JPhG, 48, 015006 (2021)
  163. Cosmic rays and non-thermal emission in simulated galaxies - I. Electron and proton spectra compared to Voyager-1 data
    Werhahn, M et al., MNRAS, 505, 3273 (2021)
  164. The origin of Galactic cosmic rays as revealed by their composition
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  508. Discriminating the source of high-energy positrons with AMS-02
    Pato, M, Lattanzi, M & Bertone, G, JCAP, 12, 020 (2010)
  509. General analysis of antideuteron searches for dark matter
    Cui, Y, Mason, J & Randall, L, JHEP, 11, 017 (2010)
  510. Implications of an astrophysical interpretation of PAMELA and Fermi-LAT data for future searches of a positron signal from dark matter annihilations
    Choi, K & Yaguna, C, PhRvD, 81, 023502 (2010)
  511. Cosmic e±s, p¯s, γs, and neutrinos in leptocentric dark matter models
    Bi, X et al., PhRvD, 81, 063522 (2010)
  512. Galactic secondary positron flux at the Earth
    Delahaye, T et al., A&A, 501, 821 (2009)
  513. Antideuterons from dark matter decay
    Ibarra, A & Tran, D, JCAP, 06, 004 (2009)
  514. Antimatter signals of singlet scalar dark matter
    Goudelis, A, Mambrini, Y & Yaguna, C, JCAP, 12, 008 (2009)
  515. Search for Cosmic-Ray Antiparticles with Balloon-borne and Space-borne Experiments
    von Doetinchem, P, PhD Thesis, 77 (2009)
  516. Full calculation of clumpiness boost factors for antimatter cosmic rays in the light of ΛCDM N-body simulation results. Abandoning hope in clumpiness enhancement?
    Lavalle, J et al., A&A, 479, 427 (2008)
  517. Indirect searches for dark matter with AMS-02
    Brun, P, EPJC, 56, 27 (2008)
  518. The antimatter spectrometer (AMS-02): A particle physics detector in space
    Battiston, R, NIMPA, 588, 227 (2008)
  519. Dark Matter search with the AMS-02 experiment
    Cardano, F, NIMPA, 588, 239 (2008)
  520. Cosmic-ray astrophysics with the AMS-02 experiment
    Oliva, A, NIMPA, 588, 255 (2008)
  521. Search for time-dependent fluctuations in cosmic ray flux with the AMS-01 detector and construction of the AMS-02 detector
    Panicci, M, PhD Thesis, 253 (2008)
  522. The diffuse Galactic γ-rays from dark matter annihilation
    Bi, X et al., PhLB, 668, 87 (2008)
  523. Antideuteron fluxes from dark matter annihilation in diffusion models
    Donato, F, Fornengo, N & Maurin, D, PhRvD, 78, 043506 (2008)
  524. Gamma-Ray Spectrum from Gravitino Dark Matter Decay
    Ibarra, A & Tran, D, PhRvL, 100, 061301 (2008)
  525. Gamma-rays from decaying dark matter
    Bertone, G et al., JCAP, 11, 003 (2007)
  526. Performance of the AMS-02 experiment for high energy gamma ray astrophysics
    Natale, S, PhD Thesis, 132 (2007)
  527. Cosmic positron signature from dark matter in the littlest Higgs model with T parity
    Asano, M et al., PhRvD, 75, 063506 (2007)
  528. Antiproton and positron signal enhancement in dark matter minispikes scenarios
    Brun, P et al., PhRvD, 76, 083506 (2007)
  529. Indirect Search for Dark Matter with AMS Experiment
    Sapinski, M, AcPPB, 37, 1991 (2006)
  530. Indirect detection of Kaluza Klein dark matter from latticized universal dimensions
    Hallgren, T & Ohlsson, T, JCAP, 06, 014 (2006)
  531. Performance of the AMS-02 transition radiation detector
    Doetinchem, P et al., NIMPA, 558, 526 (2006)
  532. Threshold transition radiation detectors in astroparticle physics
    Kirn, T, NIMPA, 563, 338 (2006)
  533. El experimento AMS-02 como observatorio de rayos gamma desde la Estación Espacial Internacional
    Sevilla Noarbe, I, PhD Thesis, 471 (2006)
  534. Heavy wino-like neutralino dark matter annihilation into antiparticles
    Hisano, J et al., PhRvD, 73, 055004 (2006)
  535. Strangelets accelerated by pulsars in galactic cosmic rays
    Cheng, K & Usov, V, PhRvD, 74, 127303 (2006)
  536. A Back-Tracing Code to Study the Magnetosphere Transmission Function for Primary Cosmic Rays
    Bobik, P et al., GMS, 155, 301 (2005)
  537. High-energy cosmic antiprotons from Kaluza Klein dark matter
    Bringmann, T, JCAP, 08, 006 (2005)
  538. Cosmic ray strangelets
    Madsen, J, JPhG, 31, 833 (2005)
  539. A study of cosmic ray secondaries induced by the Mir space station using AMS-01
    Aguilar, M et al., NIMPB, 234, 321 (2005)
  540. Strangelet propagation and cosmic ray flux
    Madsen, J, PhRvD, 71, 014026 (2005)
  541. Searching for dark matter with future cosmic positron experiments
    Hooper, D & Silk, J, PhRvD, 71, 083503 (2005)
  542. Gamma ray signatures from Galactic neutralino annihilation
    Valle, G, A&A, 424, 765 (2004)
  543. Indirect dark matter search with AMS-02
    Sapinski, M, EPJC, 33, 975 (2004)
  544. AMS-Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the International Space Station
    Barao, F, NIMPA, 535, 134 (2004)
  545. Direct measurement of galactic cosmic ray fluxed with the orbital detector AMS-02
    Casadei, D, PhD Thesis, 220 (2003)
  546. Cosmic rays from microquasars: A narrow component to the CR spectrum?
    Heinz, S & Sunyaev, R, A&A, 390, 751 (2002)
  547. Colour-flavour locked strangelets and their detection
    Madsen, J, JPhG, 28, 1737 (2002)
  548. Design and construction of the prototype synchrotron radiation detector
    This Paper Is Dedicated To The Memory Of Johannes `Jos'kuipers, et al., NIMPA, 491, 98 (2002)
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