Advances in solid state nuclear track detectors
Several types of commercially available phosphate glasses with a wide range of sensitivities have recently been developed. Chief among these is BP-1, which has a high sensitivity and an unprecedented charge resolution. CR- 39 has been found to respond differently at velocities below ~10^-^2 c, where...
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