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On soil activation by cosmic rays at different altitudes
Yuri V. Stenkin, Oleg B. Shchegolev
Measuring radon-due neutron flux at various altitude (100, 1000, 1700, 4300 m above sea level) we found an evidence of significant increase of radon concentration with altitude. It…
Characteristics of EAS neutron component obtained with PRISMA-32 array
D. M. Gromushkin, F. A. Bogdanov, A. A. Petrukhin +5
The paper is devoted to the results of the EAS neutron component investigations by means of the PRISMA-32 array. The array consists of 32 en-detectors and enables to record delayed…
Seasonal and Lunar month periods observed in natural neutron flux at high altitude
Yuri Stenkin, Victor Alekseenko, Zeyu Cai +14
Air radon concentration measurement is useful for research on geophysical effects, but it is strongly sensitive to site geology and many geophysical and microclimatic processes suc…
Barometric pumping effect for radon-due neutron flux in underground laboratories
Yu. V. Stenkin, V. V. Alekseenko, D. M. Gromushkin +2
It is known that neutron background is a big problem for low-background experiments in underground Laboratories. Our global net of en-detectors sensitive to thermal neutrons includ…
Thermal neutron flux produced by EAS at various altitudes
Yu. V. Stenkin, V. V. Alekseenko, D. M. Gromushkin +3
The results of Monte-Carlo simulations of Extensive Air Shower are presented to show the difference of hadronic component content at various altitudes with the aim to choose an opt…
Why the knee at 100 PeV could not be seen?
Yu. V. Stenkin
It is shown that a "second (iron) knee" in cosmic ray spectrum expected at energy about 100 PeV could not probably be found there. The reason is very simple: the position of the "i…