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The Mass of Cosmic Rays of Ultra High Energy
A A Watson
A review of several analyses is presented that forces the conclusion that the mass composition of the highest-energy cosmic rays is not proton-dominated. This deduction, combined w…
Further Evidence for an Increase of the Mean Mass of the Highest-Energy Cosmic-Rays with Energy
A A Watson
Sokolsky and D_Avignon have recently reported an examination of a variety of measurements that relate to the question as to how the mass composition of the highest-energy cosmic-ra…
The mass composition of cosmic rays above 10^17 eV
A. A. Watson
Our knowledge of the mass composition of cosmic rays is deficient at all energies above 10^17. Here systematic differences between different measurements are discussed and, in part…
The mass composition of cosmic rays above 10^17 eV
A. A. Watson
It is shown that our knowledge of the mass composition of cosmic rays is deficient at all energies above 10^17 eV. Systematic differences between different measurements are discuss…
Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays: the present position and the need for mass composition measurements
A. A. Watson
The present situation with regard to experimental data on ultra high-energy cosmic rays is briefly reviewed. Whilst detailed knowledge of the shape of the energy spectrum is still…
Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays: present status and future prospects
A. A. Watson
Reasons for the current interest in cosmic rays above 10^19 eV are described. The latest results on the energy spectrum, arrival direction distribution and mass composition of cosm…