Abstract
Sea level muon energy spectra at large zenith angles have been derived from the latest JACEE primary spectrum using the Fermilab Single-Arm Spectrometer data on charged-meson production. The role of increasing total cross-section on the final result for the energy spectra has been investigated here with special emphasis. The inclusion of the rising total cross-section at cosmic range of energies, it is seen, has come into much use in explaining the observed data at very high energies.
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