High energy hadrons in EAS at mountain altitude

(2) Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies; (3) University of Lodz; B. Szabelska (2); College de France; D. Sobczynska (3); France; J. Gawin (2); J. N. Capdevielle (1); J. Szabelski (2); Lodz

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arxiv hep-ph/9808239 v1 pith:KEEOYM3X submitted 1998-08-06 hep-ph

J. N. Capdevielle (1) , J. Gawin (2) , D. Sobczynska (3) , B. Szabelska (2) , J. Szabelski (2) , T. Wibig (3) ((1) LPC , College de France , Paris

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An extensive simulation has been carried out to estimate the physical interpretation of dynamical factors such as <Rh>, <Eh x Rh> in terms of high energy interaction features, concentrated in the present analysis on the average transverse momentum. It appears that the large enhancement observed for <Eh x Rh> versus primary energy, suggesting in earliest analysis a significant rise of <pt> with energy, is only the result of the limited resolution of the detectors and remains in agreement with a wide range of models used in simulations.

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