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most citedMagnetic Monopole Search at high altitude with the SLIM experiment

65 citations · 184 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

hep-ex200862 cited

Results of the Search for Strange Quark Matter and Q-balls with the SLIM Experiment

S. Cecchini, M. Cozzi, D. Di Ferdinando +23

The SLIM experiment at the Chacaltaya high altitude laboratory was sensitive to nuclearites and Q-balls, which could be present in the cosmic radiation as possible Dark Matter comp…

hep-ex200865 cited

Magnetic Monopole Search at high altitude with the SLIM experiment

S. Balestra, S. Cecchini, M. Cozzi +23

The SLIM experiment was a large array of nuclear track detectors located at the Chacaltaya high altitude Laboratory (5230 m a.s.l.). The detector was in particular sensitive to Int…

physics.ins-det200656 cited

Bulk Etch Rate Measurements and Calibrations of Plastic Nuclear Track Detectors

S. Balestra, M. Cozzi, G. Giacomelli +15

New calibrations of CR39 and Makrofol nuclear track detectors have been obtained using 158 A GeV Pb (82+) and In (49+) ions; a new method for the bulk etch rate determination, usin…

hep-ex2006

Search for possible solar neutrino radiative decays during total solar eclipses

S. Cecchini, D. Centomo, G. Giacomelli +2

Total solar eclipses (TSEs) offer a good opportunity to look for photons produced in possible radiative decays of solar neutrinos. In this paper we briefly review the physics bases…

hep-ex20061 cited

Rare Particle Searches with the high altitude SLIM experiment

S. Balestra, S. Cecchini, F. Fabbri +20

The search for rare particles in the cosmic radiation remains one of the main aims of non-accelerator particle astrophysics. Experiments at high altitude allow lower mass threshold…

hep-ex2004

Search for possible neutrino radiative decays during the 2001 total solar eclipse

S. Cecchini, D. Centomo, G. Giacomelli +4

We present the results of the observations performed in the occasion of the June 21, 2001 total solar eclipse, looking for visible photons emitted trough a possible radiative decay…