AMS experiment
and links to
AMS-Milano activities

This page has been accessed  times since April 4, 1998

updated on July 31st, 2002

AMS : the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) is an experiment to search for dark, missing & antimatter on the space Shuttle and the International Space Station Alpha (ISSA)

AMS STS-91 Shuttle Flight data base access

    Other Web links:

Go to L3&AMS Milano group: Home page

Data Transfer from JSC to Milano during STS-91 flight
AMS-Milano page and other links

Mechanical Designs

INFN-Milano Scientific data centre

INFN-Milano Scientific data centre pictures

RICH front-end electronics


Web link to AMS experiment at CERN
Web links to Physics related topics
AMS Shuttle flight : STS-91 mission
Shuttle angles and reference system
AMS at KSC (Kennedy Space Centre)
NASA - KSC video feeds
International Space Station
AMS-Physics Potential on ISSA

Conferences and Workshops :

CERN Web list
2003 Int.Conf.on Advanced Technology and Particle Physics


 
 


 


 
 

Physics topics, in particular those ones investigated by the AMS-Milano group, and STS-91 Shuttle flight data related links are found inside this page. For instance:

Models of interstellar antiproton secondary production
Geomagnetic rigidity cut-off
Rigidity Cut-Off Page
Geomagnetic Coordinates
Effect of Solar Modulation

Charge Drift Modulation Effect
Monte-Carlo approach to Solar Modulation
CIP simulator 

There have been many fundamental discoveries
measuring light rays (photons),
AMS is a detector that measures charged cosmic rays
on ISSA and on Space Shuttle

 

Shuttle Orbiter Discovery


AMS International Collaboration: AMS Institutions