Limits on the Flux of Slowly Moving Very Massive Particles Carrying Electric or Magnetic Charge

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Aug 1981

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Physical Review Letters, Volume 47, Issue 5, August 3, 1981, pp.289-292

Physics

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Magnetic Monopoles, Background Radiations

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If electrically or magnetically charged particles of the Planck mass or the grand unification mass exist, a measurable flux of them could be reaching Earth but would probably have remained undetected. However, they should make a signature in a properly instrumented detector array. With a small proportional counter array, upper limits between 0.03 and 0.06 m-2 sr-1 d-1 are set on their flux at velocities between 100 and 350 km/sec.

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