Time Structure of Muonic Showers
L. Cazon, R. A. Vazquez, A. A. Watson, E. Zas
Abstract
An analytical description of the time structure of the pulses induced by muons in air showers at ground level is deduced assuming the production distance distribution for the muons can be obtained elsewhere. The results of this description are compared against those obtained from simulated showers using AIRES. Major contributions to muon time delays are identified and a relation between the time structure and the depth distribution is unveiled.
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