WiZard - an experiment to measure the cosmic rays including anti-protons, positrons, nuclei and to conduct a search for primordial antimatter

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Antimatter, Antiprotons, Cosmic Rays, Nuclei, Positrons, Spaceborne Experiments, Energy Spectra, Experiment Design, Particle Flux Density, Space Station Freedom, Superconducting Magnets

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The WiZard experiment will utilize the Astromag magnet facility onboard Space Station Freedom to explore the composition and energy spectra of low-Z cosmic rays. Particular emphasis will be placed on a search for primordial antimatter and measurement of antiproton and positron fluxes at energies up to 400 GeV. This paper presents the scientific goals and rationale; the experimental method is described and the present status of the WiZard project is summarized.

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