Latent Track Formation and Evolution as a Function of Temperature in Plastic Track Detectors and their Influence on Ultra Heavy Cosmic Ray Identification

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Aug 1991

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Proceedings of the 22nd International Cosmic Ray Conference. 11-23 August, 1991. Dublin, Ireland. Under the auspices of the Inte

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