Fragmentation of 710 and 1050 MeV/nuc Fe nuclei in CH2 and C targets - Isotopic cross sections for H targets

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Cosmic Rays, Fragmentation, Iron Isotopes, Isotope Separation, Nuclei (Nuclear Physics), Carbon, Cross Sections, Hydrogen, Mass Spectra, Methylene

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Fe nuclei of incident energies of 710 and 1050 MeV/nuc in CH2 and C targets are fragmented in order to measure isotopic cross sections in hydrogen targets. The telescope used to measure the charge and mass of the fragments is a Cerenkov x total energy telescope. The data are reported for z = 20-25 fragments. The number of individual events corresponding to each charged fragment is obtained and analyzed. Ratios of partial cross sections on C and CH2 targets indicate that simple scaling exists for isotope fractions as well as for charge fractions in different targets. The cross sections in hydrogen are obtained directly by a simple subtraction. Excitation functions for Mn and Cr nuclei are presented.

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