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A Deep Learning Approach to Improving the Arrival-Direction Accuracy of Gamma-Ray Air-Shower Measurements with the Tibet-III Air-Shower Array
The Tibet AS$γ$ experiment observes cosmic gamma rays from several teraelectron volts to the petaelectron volt range using an array of ground-based surface air-shower detectors (Tibet-III), which is composed of plastic scintillators. The arrival direction is conventionally reconstructed by fitting t
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