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J. Rich
Researcher at French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission
Publications - 7
Citations - 1042
J. Rich is an academic researcher from French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission. The author has contributed to research in topics: Neutrino & Solar neutrino. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 7 publications receiving 983 citations.
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Solar neutrinos observed by GALLEX at Gran Sasso.
P. Anselmann,W. Hampel,G. Heusser,J. Kiko,Till Kirsten,Ernst Pernicka,R. Plaga,U. Rönn,M. Sann,C. Schlosser,R. Wink,Marcin Wójcik,R. von Ammon,K.H. Ebert,T. Fritsch,K. Hellriegel,E. Henrich,L. Stieglitz,F. Weyrich,M. Balata,E. Bellotti,N. Ferrari,H. Lalla,T. Stolarczyk,C. Cattadori,Oliviero Cremonesi,Ettore Fiorini,S. Pezzoni,L. Zanotti,F. von Feilitzsch,R. Mößbauer,U. Schanda,G. Berthomieu,E. Schatzman,I. Carmi,I. Dostrovsky,C. Bacci,P. Belli,R. Bernabei,S. d'Angelo,L. Paoluzi,S. Charbit,M. Cribier,G. Dupont,L. Gosset,J. Rich,Michel Spiro,Charling Tao,D. Vignaud,R.L. Hahn,F.X. Hartmann,J.K. Rowley,R.W. Stoenner,J. Weneser +53 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors measured the rate of production of 71Ge from 71Ga by solar neutrinos and found an average value of 83 + 19 (stat) ± 8 (syst) SNU (1σ), which is consistent with the full pp neutrino flux expected according to the standard solar model.
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Final results of the 51Cr neutrino source experiments in GALLEX
W. Hampel,G. Heusser,J. Kiko,T. Kirsten,Matthias Laubenstein,Ernst Pernicka,W. Rau,U. Rönn,C. Schlosser,M. Wojcik,R.v. Ammon,K.H. Ebert,T. Fritsch,D. Heidt,E. Henrich,L. Stieglitz,F. Weirich,M. Balata,F.X. Hartmann,M. Sann,E. Bellotti,C. Cattadori,Oliviero Cremonesi,N. Ferrari,Ettore Fiorini,L. Zanotti,M. Altmann,F.v. Feilitzsch,R. Mößbauer,G. Berthomieu,E. Schatzman,I. Carmi,I. Dostrovsky,C. Bacci,P. Belli,R. Bernabei,S. d'Angelo,L. Paoluzi,A. Bevilacqua,M. Cribier,L. Gosset,J. Rich,Michel Spiro,Charling Tao,D. Vignaud,J. Boger,R.L. Hahn,J.K. Rowley,R.W. Stoenner,J. Weneser +49 more
TL;DR: The radiochemical GALLEX experiment has been measuring the solar neutrino flux since May 1991 and has performed an investigation with two intense 51Crneutrino sources (> 60 PBq) that were produced in the Siloe nuclear reactor and used at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory, one between June and October 1994, and the second between October 95 and February 96.
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Implications of the GALLEX determination of the solar neutrino flux
P. Anselmann,W. Hampel,G. Heusser,J. Kiko,Till Kirsten,Ernst Pernicka,R. Plaga,U. Rönn,M. Sann,C. Schlosser,R. Wink,Marcin Wójcik,R. von Ammon,K.H. Ebert,E. Henrich,M. Balata,E. Bellotti,N. Ferrari,H. Lalla,T. Stolarczyk,C. Cattadori,Oliviero Cremonesi,Ettore Fiorini,S. Pezzoni,L. Zanotti,F. von Feilitzsch,R. Mößbauer,U. Schanda,G. Berthomieu,E. Schatzman,I. Carmi,I. Dostrovsky,C. Bacci,P. Belli,R. Bernabei,S. d'Angelo,L. Paoluzi,S. Charbit,M. Cribier,G. Dupont,L. Gosset,J. Rich,Michel Spiro,Charling Tao,D. Vignaud,R.L. Hahn,F.X. Hartmann,J.K. Rowley,R.W. Stoenner,J. Weneser +49 more
TL;DR: The GALLEX result of 83 ± 19 (stat.) ± 8 (syst.) SNU is two standard deviations below the predictions of stellar model calculations (124-132 SNU) as discussed by the authors.
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GALLEX solar neutrino observations. The results from GALLEX I and early results from GALLEX II
P. Anselmann,W. Hampel,G. Heusser,J. Kiko,T. Kirsten,Matthias Laubenstein,Ernst Pernicka,S. Pezzoni,R. Plaga,U. Rönn,M. Sann,C. Schlosser,R. Wink,M. Wojcik,R.v. Ammon,K.H. Ebert,T. Fritsch,K. Hellriegel,E. Henrich,L. Stieglitz,F. Weyrich,M. Balata,N. Ferrari,H. Lalla,E. Bellotti,C. Cattadori,Oliviero Cremonesi,Ettore Fiorini,L. Zanotti,M. Altmann,F.v. Feilitzsch,R. Möβbauer,U. Schanda,G. Berthomieu,E. Schatzman,I. Carmi,I. Dostrovsky,C. Bacci,P. Belli,R. Bernabei,S. d'Angelo,L. Paoluzi,S. Charbit,M. Cribier,G. Dupont,L. Gosset,J. Rich,Michel Spiro,T. Stolarczyk,Charling Tao,D. Vignaud,R.L. Hahn,F.X. Hartmann,J.K. Rowley,R.W. Stoenner,J. Weneser +55 more
TL;DR: The first period of data taking in the GALLEX solar neutrino experiment has been completed and the final result from the 15 runs of this periodpis (81±17 [ stat.]±9 [ syst.]) SNU (1 σ ) as discussed by the authors.
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Some observations on the first events seen at the CERN proton-antiproton collider
G.T.J. Arnison,A. Astbury,B. Aubert,C. Bacci,R. Bernabei,A. Bezaguet,R. K. Bock,M. Calvetti,P. Catz,S. Centro,Filippo Ceradini,B. Chertok,J. Ciborowski,Sergio Cittolin,A.M. Cnops,C. Cochet,J. Colas,M.J. Corden,D. Dallman,S. d'Angelo,M. Debeer,M. Della Negra,M. Demoulin,Daniel Denegri,D. DiBitonto,L. Dobrzynski,J. D. Dowell,M. Edwards,K. Eggert,E. Eisenhandler,Nicolas Ellis,P. Erhard,H. Faissner,G. Fontaine,J.P. Fournier,R. Frey,R. Frühwirth,J. Garvey,S. Geer,C. Ghesquiere,P. Ghez,K.L. Giboni,W.R. Gibson,Y. Giraud-Héraud,Alain Givernaud,A. Gonidec,G.H. Grayer,P. Gutierrez,R. Haidan,T. Hansl-Kozanecka,W.J. Haynes,L.O. Hertzberger,C. Hodges,Dirk L. Hoffmann,H. F. Hoffmann,D. J. Holthuizen,R. J. Homer,A. Honma,W. Jank,P.I.P. Kalmus,Veikko Karimäki,Richard Keeler,I. R. Kenyon,A. Kernan,Ritva Kinnunen,H. Kowalski,W. Kozanecki,D. Kryn,Francesco Lacava,J. P. Laugier,J. P. Lees,H. Lehmann,R. Leuchs,A. Lévêque,D. Linglin,Elizabeth Locci,G. Maurin,T. J. McMahon,J. P. Mendiburu,M. N. Minard,M. Moricca,H. Muirhead,F. Muller,Y. Muraki,Asoke K. Nandi,L. Naumann,A. Norton,A. Orkin-Lecourtois,L. Paoluzi,M. Pernicka,G. Petrucci,G. Piano Mortari,M. Pimiä,A. Placci,P. Queru,E. Radermacher,Hans Reithler,J. Rich,Michael Rijssenbeek,C. Roberts,C. Rubbia,B. Sadoulet,G. Sajot,G. Salvi,G. Salvini,J. Sass,J. Saudraix,A. Savoy-Navarro,G. Schanz,D. Schinzel,W. G. Scott,T.P. Shah,Michel Spiro,Josef Strauss,Konstanty Sumorok,Charling Tao,G. Thompson,E. Tscheslog,Jorma Tuominiemi,H. Verweij,J.P. Vialle,J. Vrana,V. Vuillemin,H. D. Wahl,P. M. Watkins,J. A. Wilson,M. Yvert,E. Zurfluh +127 more
TL;DR: In this article, track information from the central detector in the UA1 experiment at the CERN proton-antiproton collider is used to determine the charged particle multiplicity distribution for the pseudorapidity range ∣η∣ < 1.3.