Status of the TAIGA Experiment: From Cosmic-Ray Physics to Gamma Astronomy in Tunka Valley

N. M. Budnev,I. I. Astapov,P. A. Bezyazeekov,A. Bonvech,A. Borodin,M. Brueckner,A. Bulan,D. V. Chernov,D. Chernykh,A. Chiavassa,A.N. Dyachok,Oleg Fedorov,Aleksandr Gafarov,A. Garmash,V. M. Grebenyuk,O. A. Gress,T. I. Gress,A. A. Grinyuk,O. G. Grishin,Andreas Haungs,Dieter Horns,Tim Huege,A. Ivanova,N. N. Kalmykov,Yulia Kazarina,V. V. Kindin,V. Kiryuhin,M. Kleifges,R. P. Kokoulin,K. G. Kompaniets,E. E. Korosteleva,D. Kostyunin,V. A. Kozhin,E. A. Kravchenko,Alexander Kryukov,L. A. Kuzmichev,Anatoly Lagutin,Yu. Lemeshev,V. Lenok,B.K. Lubsandorzhiev,N. B. Lubsandorzhiev,S. Malakhov,T. Marshalkina,R. R. Mirgazov,R. Mirzoyan,R. D. Monkhoev,E. A. Osipova,A.L. Pakhorukov,A. Pan,Mikhail Panasyuk,L. V. Pankov,A. A. Petrukhin,D.A. Podgrudkov,V. A. Poleschuk,E.G. Popova,A. Porelli,Evgeny Postnikov,V. V. Prosin,Vladimir Ptuskin,A. Pushnin,Roman Raikin,G.I. Rubtsov,E. V. Ryabov,Y. Sagan,V. S. Samoliga,Frank G. Schröder,D. Shipilov,A. Sidorenkov,A. A. Silaev,A. V. Skurikhin,M. Slunecka,Andrey Sokolov,L. G. Sveshnikova,Y. Suvorkin,V.A. Tabolenko,A. Tanaev,B. A. Tarashchansky,M. Ternovoy,L.G. Tkachev,M. Tluczykont,R. Togoo,N. Ushakov,A. Vaidyanathan,P. Volchugov,D. Voronin,R. Wischnewski,A. V. Zagorodnikov,D. Zhurov,Ig. Yashin

Status of the TAIGA Experiment: From Cosmic-Ray Physics to Gamma Astronomy in Tunka Valley

2020

N. M. Budnev
I. I. Astapov
P. A. Bezyazeekov
A. Bonvech
A. Borodin
M. Brueckner
A. Bulan
D. V. Chernov
D. Chernykh
A. Chiavassa
A.N. Dyachok
Oleg Fedorov
Aleksandr Gafarov
A. Garmash
V. M. Grebenyuk
O. A. Gress
T. I. Gress
A. A. Grinyuk
O. G. Grishin
Andreas Haungs
Dieter Horns
Tim Huege
A. Ivanova
N. N. Kalmykov
Yulia Kazarina
V. V. Kindin
V. Kiryuhin
M. Kleifges
R. P. Kokoulin
K. G. Kompaniets
E. E. Korosteleva
D. Kostyunin
V. A. Kozhin
E. A. Kravchenko
Alexander Kryukov
L. A. Kuzmichev
Anatoly Lagutin
Yu. Lemeshev
V. Lenok
B.K. Lubsandorzhiev
N. B. Lubsandorzhiev
S. Malakhov
T. Marshalkina
R. R. Mirgazov
R. Mirzoyan
R. D. Monkhoev
E. A. Osipova
A.L. Pakhorukov
A. Pan
Mikhail Panasyuk
L. V. Pankov
A. A. Petrukhin
D.A. Podgrudkov
V. A. Poleschuk
E.G. Popova
A. Porelli
Evgeny Postnikov
V. V. Prosin
Vladimir Ptuskin
A. Pushnin
Roman Raikin
G.I. Rubtsov
E. V. Ryabov
Y. Sagan
V. S. Samoliga
Frank G. Schröder
D. Shipilov
A. Sidorenkov
A. A. Silaev
A. V. Skurikhin
M. Slunecka
Andrey Sokolov
L. G. Sveshnikova
Y. Suvorkin
V.A. Tabolenko
A. Tanaev
B. A. Tarashchansky
M. Ternovoy
L.G. Tkachev
M. Tluczykont
R. Togoo
N. Ushakov
A. Vaidyanathan
P. Volchugov
D. Voronin
R. Wischnewski
A. V. Zagorodnikov
D. Zhurov
Ig. Yashin

The importance and advantages of the hybrid approach developed within the TAIGA project for studying the high-energy section of the spectrum of gamma radiation in the Universe are discussed. The pilot complex of the TAIGA gamma observatory with an area of 1 km $${}^{2}$$ is briefly described along with the lines of its development, and the first results obtained on this basis are given.

Keywords:

hybrid approach
Cosmic ray
Astronomy
Observatory
Taiga
Radiation
Physics

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