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The ^(54)Mn Clock and Its Implications for Cosmic Ray Propagation and Fe Isotope Studies
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- Protheroe, Raymond J.
Abstract
Radioactive ^(54)Mn, suggested as a clock for measuring the lifetime of heavy cosmic rays, has a poorly known B-decay halflife estimated to be in the range from ~10^(5) to 10^(7) yr. Some years ago Koch et al. concluded from measurements of the Mn/Fe ratio that a significant fraction of low-energy (
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© Organizing Committee of the 21st Int. Cosmic Ray Conference. Provided by the NASA Astrophysics Data System. This work was supported in part by NASA under grants NAG8-618 and NCR 05-002-160. We appreciate the assistance of T. L. Garrard.Attached Files
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