Precision Measurement of the Electron and Positron Fluxes in Primary Cosmic Rays with the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the International Space Station
The measurements of the cosmic ray \mbox{e}\pm} and \mbox{e}\mbox{e} fluxes based on the analysis of the first 30 months of data collected by the AMS 02 detector onboard the International Space Station is reviewed. The collected statistics and the resolution of the detector provide unprecedented accuracy in the analysis of the energy dependence of the \mbox{e}\pm} and the \mbox{e}\mbox{e} fluxes and of the positron fraction. The results provide new interesting information on the properties of \mbox{e}\pm} cosmic rays.