Speaker
Andrey Saveliev
(University of Hamburg)
Description
After a general overview we discuss constraints on the size of Lorentz symmetry
breaking terms resulting from comparing measured ultra-high energy cosmic ray spectra
with theoretical predictions in the presence of Planck scale suppressed Lorentz
Invariance Violation (LIV). Finally, we will discuss how LIV tests could become more
sensitive in the future due to the anticipated progress in UHECR observations, with
particular focus on how a better understanding of chemical composition could be
exploited.
Primary authors
Andrey Saveliev
(University of Hamburg)
Guenter Sigl
(University of Hamburg)
Luca Maccione
(DESY)
