Measurement of the ratio double/single muon events as a function of rock depth with MACRO
M. Sioli
Abstract
We report the measurement by the MACRO experiment of the ratio of double muon events over single muon events as a function of rock depth. Particular attention has been devoted to the analysis of high zenith angle events. Results are compared to the expectation of a detailed simulation performed with HEMAS-DPM Monte Carlo. No deviations with respect to ``standard physics'' predictions have been found.
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