A CLOUD-CHAMBER ANALYSIS OF COSMIC RAYS AT 14,120 FT

[1] Cloud chamber observations of cosmic rays at 4300 meters elevation and near sea-level [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1936, 50 (04): : 263 - 271

[2] Bennett WE, 1938, P CAMB PHILOS SOC, V34, P282

[3] A photographic method of estimating the mass of the mesotron [J]. NATURE, 1941, 148 : 259 - 260

[4] Cloud chamber photographs of cosmic rays up to an altitude of 29,300 feet [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1940, 57 (04): : 337 - 337

[5] Pair production of mesotrons at 29,000 feet [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1940, 58 (03): : 278 - 278

[6] Mesotron mass and heavy tracks on Mt. Evans [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1943, 63 (9/10): : 0384 - 0385

[7] Production of mesotrons by ionizing radiation [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1941, 60 (05): : 413 - 414

[8] Stars and slow protons at 14,125 feet [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1942, 61 (9/10): : 670 - 671

[9] POWELL WM, 1940, PHYS REV, V57, P1061

[10] Absorption of cosmic ray protons in lead [J]. NATURE, 1940, 146 : 745 - 746

[1] Cloud chamber observations of cosmic rays at 4300 meters elevation and near sea-level [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1936, 50 (04): : 263 - 271

[2] Bennett WE, 1938, P CAMB PHILOS SOC, V34, P282

[3] A photographic method of estimating the mass of the mesotron [J]. NATURE, 1941, 148 : 259 - 260

[4] Cloud chamber photographs of cosmic rays up to an altitude of 29,300 feet [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1940, 57 (04): : 337 - 337

[5] Pair production of mesotrons at 29,000 feet [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1940, 58 (03): : 278 - 278

[6] Mesotron mass and heavy tracks on Mt. Evans [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1943, 63 (9/10): : 0384 - 0385

[7] Production of mesotrons by ionizing radiation [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1941, 60 (05): : 413 - 414

[8] Stars and slow protons at 14,125 feet [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1942, 61 (9/10): : 670 - 671

[9] POWELL WM, 1940, PHYS REV, V57, P1061

[10] Absorption of cosmic ray protons in lead [J]. NATURE, 1940, 146 : 745 - 746