R.W. Clay, PASA, 18 (2), in press.
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Cosmic ray direction measurements at energies a little above 1018eV can be interpreted in terms of the diffusion of particles from a direction towards the galactic centre. This interpretation is plausible in terms of our knowledge of the magnetic fields in the galactic plane, but requires a similarly strong magnetic field in our galactic halo, which extends at least several kiloparsecs above and below the plane.
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