Workshop on Cosmogenic Nuclides

Abstracts of papers presented at the Workshop on Cosmogenic Nuclides are compiled. The major topic areas covered include: new techniques for measuring nuclides such as tandem accelerator and resonance mass spectrometry; solar modulation of cosmic rays; pre-irradiation histories of extraterrestrial materials; terrestrial studies; simulations and cross sections; nuclide production rate calculations; and meteoritic nuclides.

[1]  C. Tuniz,et al.  10 Be contents of SNC meteorites , 1986 .

[2]  P. Englert,et al.  Conditions of the cosmic ray exposure of the Jilin chondrite , 1985 .

[3]  N. S. Nogar,et al.  The Molybdenum Solar Neutrino Experiment , 1985 .

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[5]  Paul H. Johnson,et al.  Noble gas contents of shergottites and implications for the Martian origin of SNC meteorites , 1984 .

[6]  R. Michel,et al.  On the production of cosmogenic nuclides in meteorites by primary galactic particles: Cross sections and model calculations , 1984 .

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[9]  R. Reedy,et al.  Cosmic-Ray Record in Solar System Matter , 1983, Science.

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[13]  W. Hampel,et al.  Cosmic-ray constancy and cosmogenic production rates in short-lived chondrites , 1981 .

[14]  K. Nishiizumi,et al.  Cosmic ray exposure ages of chondrites, pre-irradiation and constancy of cosmic ray flux in the past , 1980 .

[15]  R. Michel,et al.  On the depth-dependent production of radionuclides (44≤A≤59) by solar protons in extraterrestrial matter , 1980 .

[16]  H. Oeschger,et al.  Information on the CO2 Cycle from Ice Core Studies , 1980, Radiocarbon.

[17]  T. Inagaki,et al.  Study of an iron beam stop for 500 MeV protons , 1979 .

[18]  R. Reedy,et al.  The reaction Mg(n,α)Ne at 14.1 and 14.7 MeV: cross sections and implications for meteorites , 1979 .

[19]  M. Imamura,et al.  53MN in Deep-Sea Sediment Cores - AN Indicator of Past Solar Activity , 1979 .

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[22]  P. Englert,et al.  A study on exposure ages of chondrites based on spallogenic 53Mn , 1978 .

[23]  W. Herr,et al.  Cosmic-ray-induced fission of heavy nuclides: Possible influence on apparent 238U-fission track ages of extraterrestrial samples , 1978 .

[24]  L. Schultz,et al.  Light noble gases in stony meteorites—a compilation , 1978 .

[25]  R. Reedy,et al.  Comparisons between observed and predicted cosmogenic noble gases in lunar samples , 1978 .

[26]  J. Evans,et al.  Lunar surface processes and cosmic ray histories over the past several million years. , 1978 .

[27]  F. Guichard,et al.  PRODUCTION OF RADIONUCLIDES BY COSMIC RAYS AT MOUNTAIN ALTITUDES. , 1977 .

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[29]  L. Schultz,et al.  Depth dependence of spallogenic helium, neon, and argon in the St. Severin chondrite , 1976 .

[30]  P. Cressy.  26Al in cores of the Keyes chondrite , 1975 .

[31]  J. Arnold.  Monte Carlo simulation of turnover processes in the lunar regolith , 1975 .

[32]  G. Herzog,et al.  Variability of the Al 26 production rate in ordinary chondrites , 1974 .

[33]  K. Bär,et al.  Studies on the thermoluminescence depth profile produced by 600-MeV protons in artificial lunar soil , 1974 .

[34]  R. Michel,et al.  Simulation of the Interaction of Cosmic Rays with the Lunar Surface by Proton Bombardment of a "Thick Target" , 1974 .

[35]  J. L. Jordan,et al.  Evidence for solar cosmic ray proton-produced neon in fines 67701 from the rim of North Ray Crater , 1974 .

[36]  V. V. Malyshev,et al.  Modeling nuclear reactions in an isotropically irradiated thick target , 1973 .

[37]  R. Reedy,et al.  Interaction of solar and galactic cosmic-ray particles with the Moon , 1972 .

[38]  W. Mook.  Radiocarbon variations and absolute chronology , 1971 .

[39]  A. Turkevich,et al.  THE PRODUCTION OF $sup 54$Mn AND $sup 65$Zn FROM COPPER IN THICK TARGETS BY 0.45 GeV, 1.0 GeV, AND 3.0 GeV PROTONS. , 1970 .

[40]  A. Turkevich,et al.  Production of manganese 54 and Zinc 65 from copper in thick targets by 0.45‐Gev, 1.0‐Gev, and 3.0‐Gev protons , 1970 .

[41]  E. L. Fireman,et al.  Argon 37 and argon 39 in recently fallen meteorites and cosmic‐ray variations , 1970 .

[42]  J. C. Evans,et al.  Pattern of Bombardment-Produced Radionuclides in Rock 10017 and in Lunar Soil , 1970, Science.

[43]  P. S. Goel,et al.  Production of Na22 and H3 in a thick silicate target and its application to meteorites , 1969 .

[44]  M. Imamura,et al.  Applications of neutron activation method for 53Mn in meteoritic iron , 1969 .

[45]  U. Herpers,et al.  Evaluation of 53Mn by (n, γ) Activation, 26Al and Special Trace Elements in Meteorites by γ-Coincidence Techniques , 1969 .

[46]  M. Bender,et al.  NUCLIDE PRODUCTION BY COSMIC RAYS IN METEORITES AND ON THE MOON. , 1968 .

[47]  P. Price,et al.  Origins of fossil charged‐particle tracks in meteorites , 1967 .

[48]  J. Geiss,et al.  RARE GAS MEASUREMENTS IN 30 STONE METEORITES , 1966 .

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[50]  H. T. Millard.  Thermal Neutron Activation: Measurement of Cross Section for Manganese-53 , 1965, Science.

[51]  B. Shen.  Some experimental data on the nuclear cascade in thick absorbers , 1965 .

[52]  J. P. Shedlovsky,et al.  Radionuclide productions in thick iron targets bombarded with 1‐ and 3‐Gev protons , 1964 .

[53]  H. Hintenberger,et al.  Radiogene, spallogene und primordiale Edelgase in Steinmeteoriten III , 1964 .

[54]  J. Arnold,et al.  Effects of Cosmic Rays on Meteorites. , 1964, Science.

[55]  H. Hintenberger,et al.  Radiogene, spallogene und primordiale Edelgase in Steinmeteoriten , 1964 .

[56]  S. Shen.  Nuclear problems in radiation shielding in space. , 1963 .

[57]  T. Kirsten,et al.  Edelgas- und kalium-bestimmungen an einer gröβeren zahl von steinmeteoriten , 1963 .

[58]  S. Shen.  SOME EXPERIMENTS ON THE PASSAGE OF HIGH-ENERGY PROTONS IN DENSE MATTER , 1962 .

[59]  M. Honda.  Spallation products distributed in a thick iron target bombarded by 3-Bev protons , 1962 .

[60]  D. Lal,et al.  Cosmic ray produced isotopes and their application to problems in geophysics , 1962 .

[61]  D. Lal,et al.  Record of cosmic-ray intensity in the meteorites , 1961 .

[62]  J. Arnold,et al.  Radioactive Species Produced by Cosmic Rays in Bruderheim , 1961 .

[63]  J. Arnold,et al.  Radioactive species produced by cosmic rays in the Aroos iron meteorite , 1961 .

[64]  J. Arnold,et al.  Radioactive species produced by cosmic rays in iron meteorites , 1961 .

[65]  J. Geiss,et al.  NEUTRONS IN METEORITES , 1961 .

[66]  E. Anderson,et al.  Spectrometric measurement of natural and cosmic-ray induced radioactivity in meteorites , 1960 .

[67]  A. Nier,et al.  The Distribution of Cosmic-Ray-Produced Rare Gases in , 1960 .

[68]  D. Lal,et al.  Cosmic-Ray Production Rates of Be 7 in Oxygen, and P 32 , P 33 , S 35 in Argon at Mountain Altitudes , 1960 .

[69]  D. C. Hess,et al.  Helium in Stone Meteorites. , 1960 .

[70]  J. Geiss,et al.  RADIOACTIVE AND STABLE ISOTOPES IN METEORITES , 1960 .

[71]  W. D. Ehmann,et al.  Cosmic-ray-induced radioactivities in meteorites—I Chemical and radiometric procedures for aluminium, beryllium and cobalt , 1958 .

[72]  E. L. Fireman,et al.  DEPTH VARIATION OF TRITIUM AND ARGON-37 PRODUCED BY HIGH-ENERGY PROTONS IN IRON , 1957 .

[73]  E. L. Fireman,et al.  Measurement of Li6, He3, and H3 in meteorites and its relation to cosmic radiation , 1957 .

[74]  W. Gentner,et al.  Argon und Helium als Kernreaktionsprodukte in Meteoriten , 1957 .

[75]  J. Arnold.  Beryllium-10 Produced by Cosmic Rays. , 1956, Science.

[76]  W. F. Libby,et al.  Tritium Production by High-Energy Protons , 1956 .

[77]  Raymond Davis,et al.  CHLORINE‐36 IN NATURE , 1955 .

[78]  W. Gentner,et al.  Notizen: Argon- und Heliumbestimmungen in Eisenmeteoriten , 1955 .

[79]  E. L. Fireman.  TRITIUM PRODUCTION BY 2.2-BEV PROTONS ON IRON AND ITS RELATION TO COSMIC RADIATION , 1955 .

[80]  F. Rowland,et al.  TRITIUM AND NEUTRON PRODUCTION BY 2.2-BEV PROTONS ON NITROGEN AND OXYGEN , 1955 .

[81]  K. Mayne,et al.  Production by Cosmic Rays of Helium-3 in Meteorites , 1953, Nature.

[82]  F. Paneth,et al.  Helium 3 content and age of meteorites , 1952 .

[83]  K. F. Chackett,et al.  The Beddgelert meteorite , 1950 .

[84]  Glenn T. Seaborg,et al.  THE HIGH ENERGY SPALLATION PRODUCTS OF COPPER , 1948 .

[85]  C. Bauer.  Production of Helium in Meteorites by Cosmic Radiation , 1947 .