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Track width of slow heavy ions in nuclear emulsion by photometric measurements
Track width of slow Ne and Ar ions recorded in nuclear emulsions was photometrically studied. For β≦0.08, photometrical measurements are influenced by the grain noise, the inaccuracy of charge determination increasing with the decreasing residual range. It was found that Katz's theory of track-formation mechanism does not explain track structure at small residual ranges.