Ritabrata Sarkar

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Gran Sasso Science Institute

Italy

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Ritabrata Sarkar is an Assistant Professor at the Gran Sasso Science Institute in Italy. His research areas encompass gamma-ray and neutrino emissions from galactic populations, precision measurements in particle physics, and simulations of cosmic ray interactions. Recent work includes studies on muonic hydrogen, the FAMU experiment, and the impact of cosmic radiation on human health at aviation altitudes.

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Low cost space exploration by weather balloon borne X-ray detector

Open Date: 2017-05-01

Close Date: 2020-05-01

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Gamma-rays and neutrinos from giant molecular cloud populations in the galactic plane

Status of the detector setup for the FAMU experiment at RIKEN-RAL for a precision measurement of the Zemach radius of the proton in muonic hydrogen

Experimental determination of the energy dependence of the rate of the muon transfer reaction from muonic hydrogen to oxygen for collision energies up to 0.1 eV

Interpreting the GeV-TeV gamma-ray spectra of local giant molecular clouds using GEANT4 simulation

Investigating the Proton Structure: The FAMU Experiment

The Implementation of MuDirac in Geant4: A Preliminary Approach to the Improvement of the Simulation of the Muonic Atom Cascade Process

Monte Carlo simulation of CRAND protons trapped at low Earth orbits

Background model of phoswich X-ray detector on board small balloon

Extensive study of radiation dose on human body at aviation altitude through Monte Carlo simulation

Relation between Quiescence and Outbursting Properties of GX 339-4

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Stefano Carsi

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