The effects of newly measured cross sections in hydrogen on the production of secondary nuclei during the propagation of cosmic rays through interstellar H

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Galactic Nuclei, Hydrogen, Interstellar Matter, Neutron Cross Sections, Point Sources, Secondary Cosmic Rays, Computer Programs, Energy Spectra, Heao, Radiation Distribution, Semiempirical Equations

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The cross sections of six important cosmic ray source nuclei in hydrogen at several energies between 300 and 1800 MeV/nuc were measured. Significant differences, sometimes exceeding 50%, exist between these new measurements and the earlier semiempirical predictions, and a new set of semiempirical formulae are being determined that better describe this fragmentation. New cross sections were obtained so that the systematics of their effects on cosmic ray propagation through interstellar hydrogen can be examined.

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