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Origin Of The Cosmic Ray Positrons Observed Near Earth- Meson Decay Or Dark Matter Decay?

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arxiv 1502.01244 v5 pith:THIXEB2A submitted 2015-02-04 astro-ph.HE hep-phhep-th

Shlomo Dado , Arnon Dar This is my paper · ORCID
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We show that the flux of the high-energy cosmic ray positrons observed near Earth is that expected from the decay of mesons produced by the primary cosmic rays (CRs) in the local interstellar medium.

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    Using the Cannon-Ball model's original priors, the author computes a positron source spectrum whose shape matches AMS data, with an absolute normalization 23% higher than observed.

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