Speaker
Prof.
J.R. (Randy) Jokipii
(University of Arizona)
Description
The observed interstellar anisotropies of galactic cosmic rays, and
their energy dependence, are a major source of information concerning
their origin and transport in the galaxy. They also present significant
challenges to our understanding. I will discuss possible
interpretations of some of the anisotropies in terms of interstellar
transport in the interstellar magnetic field and some of the resulting
implications for our understanding of interstellar turbulence.
