61-62Integral intensity of vertical cosmic ray muons has been experimentally obtained at Ahmedabad (geomag. lat. 13°N; cut-off 16 GeV/c). Double coincidence rates were taken with different thicknesses of lead absorber to obtain integral intensities corresponding to different minimum momenta. These coincidence rates were corrected for chance coincidences. Integral intensities of muons for four values of minimum momenta (320, 495, 603 and 715 MeV/c) are obtained with a statistical accuracy of better than 0'5%. The results obtained are in agreement with those of earlier workers
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International audienceIn this work, a portable cosmic-ray telescope was designed, assembled and oper...
Abstract: A review of measurements of the high muon energy spectra for altitudes close to the sea le...
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Cosmic ray muons are produced through interactions of primary cosmic radiation in the atmosphere. Th...
International audienceIn this work, a portable cosmic-ray telescope was designed, assembled and oper...
Abstract: A review of measurements of the high muon energy spectra for altitudes close to the sea le...
The absolute intensities of cosmic ray muons in the vertical direction and at several large zenith a...
Abstract: High-statistics data collected with Russian-Italian coordinate detector DECOR are ana-lyze...
The absolute directional differential intensities of high-energy cosmic ray muons near sea level hav...
A telescope of area 4 m2, consisting of horizontal layers of plastic scintillators, neon flash tubes...
The ratio of positive to negative charges in the secondary cosmic muon flux is measured at the Compa...
Residual flux and angular distribution of high-energy cosmic muons have been measured in two undergr...
The rate of low energy ( 150 MeV) cosmic ray muons was measured at ground level as a function of sev...
Abstract: We report results of cosmic-ray muon flux measurements in the Belgrade low-level laborator...
Cosmic rays are highly energetic particles which are produced by a variety of interstellar sources. ...
This paper describes a new measurement of the flux ratio of positive and negative muons from cosmic-...
This paper describes a new measurement of the flux ratio of positive and negative muons from cosmic-...
In this paper, the first of a two-part work, we present the reconstruction and measurement of muon e...
Cosmic ray muons are produced through interactions of primary cosmic radiation in the atmosphere. Th...
International audienceIn this work, a portable cosmic-ray telescope was designed, assembled and oper...
Abstract: A review of measurements of the high muon energy spectra for altitudes close to the sea le...