On a possible method of experimental investigation of proton decay modes

A detector for experimental investigation of proton decay modes is described. The detector represents a multiwire high pressure gas chamber, located in an underground cavity in a rock salt layer, analogous to known underground artificial depositories of fuel gas. It allows to identify decay particles and reaction kinematics at the amount of working gas of several dozens of kilotons and more required for the proton decay detection at the half-lifetime tau > 1033 years and investigation of decay modes at tau < or approximately 1033 years. The detector also permits to investigate other exotic events such as a search for fractional charge particles, neutrino oscillations