Isotropic gamma radiation and the metagalactic cosmic ray intensity.
Radioactive decay of neutral pions generated in metagalactic cosmic ray interactions as source of high energy isotropic gamma rays observed by OSO-3
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Radioactive decay of neutral pions generated in metagalactic cosmic ray interactions as source of high energy isotropic gamma rays observed by OSO-3
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