Arteaga-Velázquez, J. C.J. C.Arteaga-VelázquezApel, W. D.W. D.ApelBekk, K.K.BekkBertaina, M.M.BertainaBlümer, J.J.BlümerBozdog, H.H.BozdogBrancus, I. M.I. M.BrancusCantoni, E.E.CantoniChiavassa, A.A.ChiavassaCossavella, F.F.CossavellaDaumiller, K.K.Daumillerde Souza, V.V.de SouzaDi Pierro, F.F.Di PierroDoll, P.P.DollEngel, R.R.EngelEngler, J.J.EnglerFuchs, B.B.FuchsFuhrmann, D.D.FuhrmannGherghel-Lascu, A.A.Gherghel-LascuGils, H. J.H. J.GilsGlasstetter, R.R.GlasstetterGrupen, C.C.GrupenHaungs, A.A.HaungsHeck, D.D.HeckHörandel, J. R.J. R.HörandelHuber, D.D.HuberHuege, T.T.HuegeKampert, K. -H.K. -H.KampertKang, D.D.KangKlages, H. O.H. O.KlagesLink, K.K.LinkŁuczak, P.P.ŁuczakMathes, H. J.H. J.MathesMayer, H. J.H. J.MayerMilke, J.J.MilkeMitrica, B.B.MitricaMorello, CarloCarloMorelloOehlschläger, J.J.OehlschlägerOstapchenko, S.S.OstapchenkoPalmieri, N.N.PalmieriPetcu, M.M.PetcuPierog, T.T.PierogRebel, H.H.RebelRoth, M.M.RothSchieler, H.H.SchielerSchoo, S.S.SchooSchröder, F. G.F. G.SchröderSima, O.O.SimaToma, G.G.TomaTRINCHERO, GIAN CARLOGIAN CARLOTRINCHEROUlrich, H.H.UlrichWeindl, A.A.WeindlWochele, J.J.WocheleZabierowski, J.J.Zabierowski2020-06-032020-06-032015978-2-7598-1722-12101-6275http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12386/25889KASCADE-Grande was an air-shower experiment designed to study cosmic rays between 10<SUP>16</SUP> and 10<SUP>18</SUP> eV. The instrument was located at the site of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany at an altitude of 110 m a.s.l. and covered an area of 0.5 km<SUP>2</SUP>. KASCADE-Grande consisted of several detector systems dedicated to measure different components of the EAS generated by the primary cosmic rays, i.e., the muon and the electron contents of the air-shower. With such a number of EAS observables and the precision of the measurements, the KASCADE-Grande data can be used to not only study in detail the properties of cosmic rays but also to test the predictions of hadronic-interaction models. In this work, in particular, the attenuation lengths of the muon number and the charged number of particles of EAS in the atmosphere were extracted from the KASCADE-Grande data and the results were compared with the predictions of the new EPOS-LHC hadronic-interaction model.ELETTRONICOenConfronting the EPOS-LHC model predictions on the charged particle and muon attenuation lengths of EAS with the measurements of the KASCADE-Grande observatoryConference paper10.1051/epjconf/201599120022-s2.0-84959914895000372490400032https://www.epj-conferences.org/articles/epjconf/abs/2015/18/epjconf-isvhecri2014_12002/epjconf-isvhecri2014_12002.html2015EPJWC..9912002AFIS/05 - ASTRONOMIA E ASTROFISICA