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The AMS-02 spectrometer, on the ISS since 2011, performs highly accurate measurements of cosmic rays up to the TeV region. We review the analysis of the cosmic (e+ + e−) flux in the energy range between 0.5 GeV and 1 TeV, based on 10.6 million (e+ + e−) events. The high statistics and detector energy resolution allow for a study of the spectral shape of unprecedented quality, thus improving our understanding of the production, acceleration and propagation of cosmic rays. The resulting energy spectrum does not show prominent features

AMS-02: Cosmic electron and positron (e−+ e+) spectrum up to 1 TeV

AMS-02: Cosmic electron and positron (e⁻+ e⁺) spectrum up to 1 TeV