Dependence of 丨nteraction Cross Sections of High Energy Cosmic Ray Iron Nuclei (E≥3.6A GeV) on Atomic Weight of Targets

Ren Guoxiao; Zhou Yinzao; Huang Rongqing

Chinese Physics C> 1988, Vol. 12> Issue(S1) : 1-8

Dependence of 丨nteraction Cross Sections of High Energy Cosmic Ray Iron Nuclei (E≥3.6A GeV) on Atomic Weight of Targets

Institute of High Energy Physics, Academia Sinica, Beijing

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Using plastic nuclear track detector CR-39 interleaved with various targets， nucleus-nucleus interaction cross sections of high energy Fe nuclei (E≥3.6AGeV) with C, Al, Fe and Cu nuclei at balloon level in Beijing area were measured and the dependence of interaction cross sections on the atomic weight of targets was obtained.

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Ren Guoxiao, Zhou Yinzao and Huang Rongqing. Dependence of 丨nteraction Cross Sections of High Energy Cosmic Ray Iron Nuclei (E≥3.6A GeV) on Atomic Weight of Targets[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1988, 12(S1): 1-8.

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Dependence of 丨nteraction Cross Sections of High Energy Cosmic Ray Iron Nuclei (E≥3.6A GeV) on Atomic Weight of Targets

Institute of High Energy Physics, Academia Sinica, Beijing

Received Date: 1987-02-06

Abstract: Using plastic nuclear track detector CR-39 interleaved with various targets， nucleus-nucleus interaction cross sections of high energy Fe nuclei (E≥3.6AGeV) with C, Al, Fe and Cu nuclei at balloon level in Beijing area were measured and the dependence of interaction cross sections on the atomic weight of targets was obtained.