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Application of solid state nuclear track detector to space breeding mechanism research

Wei Zengqua

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A conception and method of space breeding mechanism study with solid statenuclear track detector is briefly introduced. The detector system, etching conditionsand measured parameters are described. The methodology of particle identification isdiscussed. Finally, dependence of variation observed in the field on hitting particlesis analysed.

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A conception and method of space breeding mechanism study with solid statenuclear track detector is briefly introduced. The detector system, etching conditionsand measured parameters are described. The methodology of particle identification isdiscussed. Finally, dependence of variation observed in the field on hitting particlesis analysed.

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A conception and method of space breeding mechanism study with solid statenuclear track detector is briefly introduced. The detector system, etching conditionsand measured parameters are described. The methodology of particle identification isdiscussed. Finally, dependence of variation observed in the field on hitting particlesis analysed.

Key concepts: Detector, Solid-state, Track (disk drive), Nuclear track, Mechanism (biology), Nuclear physics, Space (punctuation), Physics

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