The hadron spectrum at ground level, part 1. The stability of the period of cygnus x-3, part 2

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Cygnus Constellation, Hadrons, Spectrum Analysis, X Ray Sources, Calorimeters, Cosmic Rays, Heat Measurement, Sas, Time Series Analysis

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Two separate research projects are described, the first of which was an experimental investigation of cosmic ray hadrons at ground level (atmosphere depth 990 g/sq cm) in the energy range 30 to 1000 GeV. The principal elements of the experimental apparatus were a shallow calorimeter to give a measure of incident energy and a threshold Cerenkov counter to provide velocity information. The second research project described is a study of the time variation of the periodically variable X-ray source Cygnus X-3. Data is presented from observations taken with the SAS-3 satellite in Jan. 1978 which, when combined with earlier data of other observers, indicates that the source's 4.8-hr period P is changing at a rate Dotted P/P = (5.1 + or - 1.3) times 10 to the -6th power/yr.

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