Hadronic interactions and cosmic radiation at energies above 100,000 GeV

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Cosmic Ray Showers, Elementary Particle Interactions, Hadrons, High Energy Interactions, Particle Production, Collision Parameters, Fireballs, Nuclear Emulsions, Nucleons, Scattering Cross Sections

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A selection of results in particle physics is given from experiments with the cosmic radiation from about 1960 to December 1974. Mostly, the results are from interactions of energy greater than 100,000 GeV. The topics covered are: (1) variation of charged particle multiplicity with energy, (2) rise in the p-p cross section with energy, (3) rise in the N-N production cross section with energy, (4) the mean pT and its distribution at energies from 100,000 to 100,000,000 GeV, (5) the mass spectrum of 'fireballs' and the transverse momenta of decay products in the fireball CMS, (6) other emulsion chamber results including the event 'Centauro', (7) the search and evidence for very massive, comparatively stable particles, and (8) interactions between 10 to the 17th and 10 to the 21st power eV.

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