Results of a search for deuterium at 25-50 GC/c using a magnetic spectrometer

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Cerenkov Counters, Deuterium, Identifying, Isotopes, Protons, Spectrometers, Balloon-Borne Instruments, Comparison, Magnetic Rigidity, Monte Carlo Method, Particle Mass, Particle Theory, Ratios, Simulation

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A method is presented for separately identifying isotopes using a Cerenkov detector and a magnet spectrometer. Simulations of the method are given for separating deuterium from protons. The simulations are compared with data gathered from the 1979 flight of the New Mexico State University balloonborne magnet spectrometer. The simulation and the data show the same general characteristics lending credence to the technique. The data show an apparent deuteron signal which is (11 + or - 3)% of the total sample in the rigidity region 38.5 to 50 GV/c. Until further background analysis and subtraction is performed this should be regarded as an upper limit to the deuteron/(deuteron+proton) ratio.

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