Particle Candidates of Ultrahigh Energy Cosmic Rays
G. Domokos, S. Kovesi-Domokos
Abstract
We discuss candidates for trans-GZK cosmic rays observed in a variety of detectors. Three types of primaries are represented among the abstracts submitted to this meeting: neutrin os causing a Z-burst, protons arising from the decay of ultra-heavy metastable particles and neutrinos within the framework of low scale string-like models of unification. We attempt to evaluate the relative merits of these schemes. No definite conclusion can be reached at this time. However, we point out that some schemes are more credible/predictive than others. Data to be gathered by the Pierre Auger observatories as well as orbiting detectors (OWL, Airwatch...) should be able to decide between the various schemes.
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