crflux 2.0.0

Parameterizations of the cosmic ray flux at Earth

crflux.models: parameterizations of the Cosmic Ray flux

Historically, this module was part of the research code for a paper A. Fedynitch, J. Becker Tjus, and P. Desiati, Phys. Rev. D 86, 114024 (2012), where we compared the effects of different Cosmic Ray Flux models on the atmospheric lepton flux.

This code is now an integral dependency of the atmospheric neutrino and air-shower cascade research code MCEq: Matrix Cascade Equations (MCEq) providing:

• numerical models/parameterizations of high energy cosmic ray fluxes,
• conversions from all-particle into all-nucleon flux,
• geomagnetic cutoff support (rigidity cutoff in GV),
• and other convenience functions for semi-analytical atmospheric lepton flux calculations.

Documentation

Documentation. Please acknowledge the code by citing the paper above.

Requirements

Python >= 3.9, numpy, scipy.

Installation

pip install crflux

Example

import numpy as np
import crflux.models as mods

model = mods.HillasGaisser2012("H3a")
E = np.logspace(1, 11, 100)
pfrac, p_flux, n_flux = model.p_and_n_flux(E)

# With geomagnetic cutoff of 7 GV
model_cut = mods.HillasGaisser2012("H3a", geomagnetic_cutoff=7.0)
pfrac_cut, p_cut, n_cut = model_cut.p_and_n_flux(E)

Contributors

Hans Dembinski @HDembinski

MIT LICENSE

Code and documentation copyright 2015 Anatoli Fedynitch