FEATURES OF ATMOSPHERIC ELECTROMAGNETIC CASCADES PRODUCED AT LOW HEIGHTS

JING Gui-Ru; JING Cai-Liu; ZHU Qing-Qi; DING Lin-Kai

Chinese Physics C> 1986, Vol. 10> Issue(3) : 257-264

FEATURES OF ATMOSPHERIC ELECTROMAGNETIC CASCADES PRODUCED AT LOW HEIGHTS

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The electromagnetic cascade processes in the atmosphere is simulated three-dimensionally. The number, the mean energy spectrum and the transverse behaviour of secondary particles of electromagnetic cascades produced at different heights (within 1.5c.u) are analysed.

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JING Gui-Ru, JING Cai-Liu, ZHU Qing-Qi and DING Lin-Kai. FEATURES OF ATMOSPHERIC ELECTROMAGNETIC CASCADES PRODUCED AT LOW HEIGHTS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1986, 10(3): 257-264.

JING Gui-Ru, JING Cai-Liu, ZHU Qing-Qi and DING Lin-Kai. FEATURES OF ATMOSPHERIC ELECTROMAGNETIC CASCADES PRODUCED AT LOW HEIGHTS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1986, 10(3): 257-264. shu

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FEATURES OF ATMOSPHERIC ELECTROMAGNETIC CASCADES PRODUCED AT LOW HEIGHTS

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Available Online: 1986-06-05

Abstract: The electromagnetic cascade processes in the atmosphere is simulated three-dimensionally. The number, the mean energy spectrum and the transverse behaviour of secondary particles of electromagnetic cascades produced at different heights (within 1.5c.u) are analysed.