Experimental Observations on the Intensities of Helium Nuclei in the Primary Cosmic Radiation

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Apr 1965

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Physical Review, vol. 138, Issue 1B, pp. 296-299

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The results are presented of thirteen separate observations made between June 1954 and August 1960 of the characteristics of the helium nuclei in the primary cosmic radiation. These observations were made using photographic nuclear emulsions flown on high-altitude balloons to detect the particles during times ranging from the minimum of solar activity to the maximum. Attention is confined to the presentation of the experimental data, with a detailed discussion of the physical significance being deferred to a later paper. The results are compared with those published previously from this laboratory on the higher charged nuclei in the cosmic radiation.

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