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Co/Ni Ratio Between 0.8-5 GeV/nucleon from TIGER-2001
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The 2001 flight of TIGER lasted 31.8 days and collected sufficient statistics to study the Co/Ni elemental ratio over a wide range in energies. We present the elemental ratio of Co/Ni in galactic cosmic rays between ~0.80-5 GeV /nucleon and compare our results with previous measurements and propagation models.
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Copyright TATA Institute of Fundamental Research. This research was supported by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration under grant NAGS-5078.Attached Files
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