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Combination of emulsion chamber and air shower array at Mt. Chacaltaya

Norio Kawasumi, I. Tsushima, Ken Honda, K. Hashimoto, Tsuneo Matano, K. Mori, Naoya Inoue, Rolando Ticona, Akinori Ohsawa, M. Tamada, N. Martinić, Z. Aliaga, A. Reguerín, C. Aguirre

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Data of 34 familes with the accompanying air showers, observed by the combination of emulsion chamber and air shower array at Mt. Chacaltaya, are presented. Comparison with the simulation calculation concludes that a change is necessary in the characteristics of hadron interactions in E0≥1015 eV.

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Data of 34 familes with the accompanying air showers, observed by the combination of emulsion chamber and air shower array at Mt. Chacaltaya, are presented. Comparison with the simulation calculation concludes that a change is necessary in the characteristics of hadron interactions in E0≥1015 eV.

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Data of 34 familes with the accompanying air showers, observed by the combination of emulsion chamber and air shower array at Mt. Chacaltaya, are presented. Comparison with the simulation calculation concludes that a change is necessary in the characteristics of hadron interactions in E0≥1015 eV.

Key concepts: Shower, Emulsion, Air shower, Hadron, Physics, Nuclear physics, Engineering, Thermodynamics

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