A search for gamma-ray emission from the Galactic plane in thelongitude range between 37? and 43?
Hegracollaboration,A. G. Akhperjanian,J. A. Barrio,K. Bernl�hr,O. Bolz,H. B�rst,H. Bojahr,J. L. Contreras,Juan Cortina,S. Denninghoff,V. Fonseca,Juan Francisco Gonzalez,N. G�tting,G. Heinzelmann,G. Hermann,A. Heusler,Werner Hofmann,D. Horns,Alejandro Ibarra,Christof Iserlohe,I. Jung,R. Kankanyan,M. Kestel,J. Kettler,Anton Kohnle,A. Konopelko,H. Kornmeyer,D. Kranich,H. Krawczynski,H. Lampeitl,E. Lorenz,F. Lucarelli,N. Magnussen,O. Mang,H Jurgen Meyer,R. Mirzoyan,A. Moralejo,L. Padilla,M. Panter,Rainer Plaga,A V Plyasheshnikov,J. Prahl,G. P�hlhofer,Wolfgang Rhode,A. R�hring,G. P. Rowell,V. Sahakian,M. Samorski,Meinhard Schilling,Frank Roland Schroder,M. Siems,W. Stamm,M. Tluczykont,H. J. V�lk,C. A. Wiedner,W. Wittek ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS（2001）
Abstract
Using the HEGRA system of imaging atmospheric Cherenkov telescopes, a region of the Galactic plane (-10 degrees More
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Key words
gamma-rays : observations,ISM : cosmic rays
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