Absorption mean free path of the nucleonic component of cosmic radiation

The absorption mean free path L of star-producing radiation was determined by means of the local production of neutrons in condensed materials; for that purpose a neutron monitor was installed in an aircraft, and two flights were performed at the geomagnetic latitudes 23.3°S (Buenos Aires, Repúblic...

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Autores principales: Cicchini, A., Chagalj, J.
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spelling todo:paper_0031899X_v124_n4_p1201_Cicchini2023-10-03T14:41:56Z Absorption mean free path of the nucleonic component of cosmic radiation Cicchini, A. Chagalj, J. The absorption mean free path L of star-producing radiation was determined by means of the local production of neutrons in condensed materials; for that purpose a neutron monitor was installed in an aircraft, and two flights were performed at the geomagnetic latitudes 23.3°S (Buenos Aires, República Argentina) and 15°S (Asunción, República del Paraguay). The results show an increase in L of about 20% for an altitude increase of 6000 m in Buenos Aires, and of 40% in Asunción, for the same altitude increase; the total L value in Asunción was found to be 175 g cm-2, while in Buenos Aires it was 163 g cm-2, that is, approximately 8% lower. © 1961 The American Physical Society. Fil:Cicchini, A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0031899X_v124_n4_p1201_Cicchini
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description The absorption mean free path L of star-producing radiation was determined by means of the local production of neutrons in condensed materials; for that purpose a neutron monitor was installed in an aircraft, and two flights were performed at the geomagnetic latitudes 23.3°S (Buenos Aires, República Argentina) and 15°S (Asunción, República del Paraguay). The results show an increase in L of about 20% for an altitude increase of 6000 m in Buenos Aires, and of 40% in Asunción, for the same altitude increase; the total L value in Asunción was found to be 175 g cm-2, while in Buenos Aires it was 163 g cm-2, that is, approximately 8% lower. © 1961 The American Physical Society.
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author Cicchini, A.
Chagalj, J.
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Chagalj, J.
Absorption mean free path of the nucleonic component of cosmic radiation
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Chagalj, J.
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title Absorption mean free path of the nucleonic component of cosmic radiation
title_short Absorption mean free path of the nucleonic component of cosmic radiation
title_full Absorption mean free path of the nucleonic component of cosmic radiation
title_fullStr Absorption mean free path of the nucleonic component of cosmic radiation
title_full_unstemmed Absorption mean free path of the nucleonic component of cosmic radiation
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