Measurement of cross sections for 22Na, 20-22Ne and 36-42Ar in the spallation of Mg, Al, Si, Ca and Fe. Production ratios of some cosmogenic nuclides in meteorites
J. Phys. France, 45 5 (1984) 855-861
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