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宇宙線における重原子核の豊富さの古くからの変動

N Bhandari, J T Padia

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |September 20, 1974
    PubMed
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    重い宇宙線核の流量比は,数十億年以上にわたって驚くほど一貫したままでした. これは,太陽系の時間や場所に関係なく,宇宙放射線源からの安定した元素組成を示しています.

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