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MEMORIE DELLA SOCIET ` A ASTRONOMICA ITALIANA Vol.82 n.4 2011

Cosmic Rays and their InterStellar Medium environment:

CRISM

Montpellier, June 26th-July 1st, 2011

editors: A.Marcowith, A.Bykov, K.Ferriere, T.Montmerle

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Index 687

Foreword 691

List of Participants 693

Session 1: Multiwavelength observations of cosmic ray sources G. Dubner

Radio observations of Supernova Remnants and the surrounding molecular gas 697 D. Frail

Supernova remnant shock - molecular cloud interactions 703 M. Miceli

Overionization in X-ray spectra: a new paradigm for mixed-morphology SNRs 709 Y. Gallant

(V)HE γ-ray emission from Supernova Remnants 714

T. Montmerle

High-energy phenomena in massive star-forming regions and localized accelera-

tion of cosmic rays 720

M. Renaud for the CTA consortium

Supernova Remnants and Pulsar Wind Nebula in the Cerenkov Telescope Array era 726 G. Morlino and D.Caprioli

Acceleration of cosmic rays in Tycho’s SNR 731

I. Reichardt, E. ,Carmona, J. ,Krause

Probing proton acceleration in W51C with Magic 735

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M. Lemoine-Goumard, E. Ferrara, M.H. Grondin, P. Martin, M. Renaud

Fermi-LAT detection of gamma-ray emission in the vicinity of th star forming re-

gions W43 and Westerlund2 739

F. Giordano for the Fermi-LAT Collaboration

Young SNRs: a new family of High Energy γ-ray emitters 743 F. Giuliani on behalf of the AGILE Team

AGILE observations of Middle-aged Supernova Remnants 747 F. Acero, Y. Gallant, R. Terrier, M. Renaud, J. Ballet

A new nearby PWN overlapping the Vela Jr SNR 752

J. Mehault

Interacting SNRs in gamma-ray astronomy 756

S. Gabici

CR escape from SNRs 760

S. Casanova

Interacting SNRs in gamma-ray astronomy 766

Y. Fujita, F. Takahara, Y. Ohira, K. Iwasaki

Alfv´en wave amplification and Self-Containment of Cosmic-Rays Escaping from a

Supernova Remnant 770

Session 2: Cosmic ray sources and theory J. Puls

Winds from massive stars 774

V. Dwarkadas

Supernova propagation in Circumstellar and Interstellar medium 781 S. Orlando, F. Bocchino, M. Miceli, O. Petruk,M.L. Pumo

Role of ejecta clumping and back-reaction of accelerated cosmic rays in the evolu-

tion of supernova remnants 787

N. Prantzos

Composition and acceleration of Galactic Cosmic Rays 792 C. Farnier, R.Walter

High Energy variability in η Carinae 796

A. Bykov, P.E. Gladilin, S.M. Osipov

Particle acceleration at supernova shocks in young stellar clusters 800 E. Amato

The streaming instability: a review 806

K. Schure and A.R.Bell

Confining the high-energy cosmic rays 812

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689 A. Beresnyak

Magnetic turbulence in the shock precursor and cosmic ray acceleration 816 B. Arbutina, D. Urovsevi´c, M. Andjeli´c, M. Pavlovi´c

Equipartition calculation for supernova remnants 822

Session 3: Interstellar medium properties and cosmic rays K. Ferri`ere

Interstellar magnetic fields 824

P. Hennebelle

Turbulence in the interstellar medium 830

T. W. Hartquist, A.Y Wagner, S.A.E.G. Falle, J.M. Pittard, S. Van Loo

Cosmic rays and radiative instabilities 836

Session 4: Cosmic ray direct observations L. Derome

Direct detection of Cosmic rays 842

R. Iuppa

Detection of anisotropies in the arrival directions of 600 GeV-10 TeV cosmic rays

with ARGO-YBJ experiment 848

Session 5: Cosmic ray transport and diffuse emission

H. Fichtner, F. Effenberger, K. Scherer, I. B¨usching, R.D. Strauss, S.E.S. Ferreira, M.S. Potgieter, H.-J. Fahr, B. Heber

Cosmic Ray Transport in the Heliosphere and its connection to the Interstellar

Proton Spectrum 852

V. Ptuskin

Cosmic Ray Propagation in the interstellar medium 858

A. Putze, B. Coste,L. Derome, F. Donato, D. Maurin

A Markov Chain Monte Carlo technique to sample transport and source parame-

ters of Galactic Cosmic Rays 863

F. Effenberger, H. Fichtner, I. B¨usching, A. Kopp, K. Scherer

The long-term azimuthal structure of the Galactic Cosmic Ray Proton Distribution

due to anisotropic diffusion 867

J. Pety, H.S. Liszt, R. Lucas

Bright

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CO emission traces 872

P. Mertsch and S. Sarkar

Fermi γ-ray ’bubbles’ from stochastic acceleration of electrons 876 T. Delahaye, A. Fiasson, M. Pohl, P. Salati

Galactic gamma-ray diffuse emission 880

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690 J. Lavalle

Towards models of Galactic cosmic-ray e

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884

P. Martin and K. Bechtol

Gamma-ray emission from cosmic rays and interstellar medium interactions in

star-forming galaxies 888

Session 6: Low energy cosmic ray effects

E. Bayet, T.W. Hartquist, D.A. Williams, S. Viti, T. Bell, P. Papadopoulos

How do cosmic rays influence the chemistry in star-forming regions 893 E. Rollinde, E. Vangioni

Cosmological cosmic ray production of LiBeB and PopIII stars 897 V. Tatischeff and J. Kiener

Nuclear interactions of low-energy cosmic rays with the interstellar medium 903 J. David, A. Boudard, J. Cugnon, A. Keli´c-Heil, S. Leray, D. Mancusi, M.V. Ricciardi

Spallation modeling what’s new on nuclei production with INCL4.5-Abla07? 909 E. Herbst

Cosmic-ray ionization and chemistry theory 913

C. Cecarelli

Cosmic-Ray ionization and chemistry: observations 919

F. Lepetit

The influence of cosmic rays in PDR models applied to diffuse clouds 925 A. Faure

Electron fraction and excitation of interstellar HCO

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929 P. Rimmer and E. Herbst

Propagation of low-energy cosmic rays in molecular clouds:calculations in two

dimensions 933

I. Usoskin

Cosmic rays and climate forcing 937

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