Cosmic-Ray Particles (book)

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"Cosmic-Ray Particles" is a scientific book by Nobel Prize–winning physicist Carl David Anderson that explores the nature, detection, and significance of cosmic rays in particle physics and astrophysics.

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author Carl D. Anderson NERFINISHED
Carl David Anderson NERFINISHED
authorAward Nobel Prize in Physics NERFINISHED
authorNotableFor discovery of the positron
describes experimental evidence for cosmic rays
role of cosmic rays in astrophysical processes
role of cosmic rays in understanding fundamental particles
techniques for detecting cosmic rays
field astroparticle physics
cosmic-ray physics
physics
genre non-fiction
physics literature
science
hasAuthorNobelLaureate true
intendedAudience advanced students of physics
physicists
researchers in cosmic-ray physics
language English
mainSubject astrophysics
cosmic rays
particle physics
topic cosmic-ray showers
detection of cosmic rays
experimental methods in cosmic-ray physics
high-energy particles
nature of cosmic rays
significance of cosmic rays
subatomic particles

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