Physics
Scientific paper
Dec 1982
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1982jphys..43....8r&link_type=abstract
Journal de Physique (Colloque C8), Supplement, vol. 43, Dec. 1982, p. C8-69 to C8-88; Discussion, p. C8-88.
Physics
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Cosmic Rays, Radiation Detectors, Radiation Measuring Instruments, Electrometers, Geiger Counters, Histories, Ionization Chambers, Magnetic Lenses, Telescopes
Scientific paper
It has been found that most advances of cosmic-ray physics have been directly related to the development of observational techniques. The history of observational techniques is discussed, taking into account ionization chambers, refinements applied to ionization chambers to make them suitable for an effective use in the study of cosmic radiation, the Wulf-type electrometer, the electrometer designed by Millikan and Neher, the Geiger-Mueller counter, the experiment of Bothe and Kolhoerster, the coincidence circuit, and a cosmic-ray 'telescope'. Attention is given to a magnetic lens for cosmic rays, a triangular arrangement of Geiger-Mueller counters used to demonstrate the production of a secondary radiation, a stereoscopic cloud-chamber photograph of showers, the cloud-chamber picture which provided the first evidence of the positive electron, and arrangements for studying photon components, mu-mesons, and air showers.
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