2013•Journal of Physics Conference SeriesOpen access

Sidereal diurnal variations of cosmic rays in the energy range < 300 GeV

С. К. Герасимова, P. Yu. Gololobov, П. А. Кривошапкин, Germogen F. Krymsky, G. S. Pavlov

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Based on data of long-term measurements of muon intensity at the surface and underground on the depth of 7, 20 and 60 m w.e. at Yakutsk (62°01' N , 129°43' E ) the sidereal and antisidereal variations of galactic cosmic rays during periods of positive and negative epochs of the general magnetic field of the Sun.

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Based on data of long-term measurements of muon intensity at the surface and underground on the depth of 7, 20 and 60 m w.e. at Yakutsk (62°01' N , 129°43' E ) the sidereal and antisidereal variations of galactic cosmic rays during periods of positive and negative epochs of the general magnetic field of the Sun.

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Based on data of long-term measurements of muon intensity at the surface and underground on the depth of 7, 20 and 60 m w.e. at Yakutsk (62°01' N , 129°43' E ) the sidereal and antisidereal variations of galactic cosmic rays during periods of positive and negative epochs of the general magnetic field of the Sun.

Key concepts: Sidereal time, Cosmic ray, Muon, Physics, Astrophysics, Range (aeronautics), Astronomy, Intensity (physics)

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