G. Cocconi, A Loverdo, V. Tongiorgi
Abstract
The paper describes measurements performed at 2200 meters above sea level for the purpose of studying the density of particles in the extensive air showers. From the results obtained, one finds that the dependence of the number of showers on the density can be expressed over a wide range by an exponential low.
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The paper describes measurements performed at 2200 meters above sea level for the purpose of studying the density of particles in the extensive air showers. From the results obtained, one finds that the dependence of the number of showers on the density can be expressed over a wide range by an exponential low.
Key concepts: Cosmic ray, Physics, Range (aeronautics), Density of air, Computational physics, COSMIC cancer database, Astrophysics, Nuclear physics