1950Journal of geomagnetism and geoelectricityOpen access

On the Diurnal Variation of Cosmic Rays

Y. Sekido, Sekiko YOSHIDA

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Duperier aid Hogg have studied on the annual change of the cosmic-ray diurnal variation.Duperier(1) tried to explain the annual change, observed at one station (London), assuming a regular emission from the sun and a siderial time variation of cosmic-rays.Hogg(2) looked upon this as a seasonal change of the solar time variation,

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Duperier aid Hogg have studied on the annual change of the cosmic-ray diurnal variation.Duperier(1) tried to explain the annual change, observed at one station (London), assuming a regular emission from the sun and a siderial time variation of cosmic-rays.Hogg(2) looked upon this as a seasonal change of the solar time variation,

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Duperier aid Hogg have studied on the annual change of the cosmic-ray diurnal variation.Duperier(1) tried to explain the annual change, observed at one station (London), assuming a regular emission from the sun and a siderial time variation of cosmic-rays.Hogg(2) looked upon this as a seasonal change of the solar time variation,

Key concepts: Variation (astronomy), Diurnal temperature variation, Cosmic ray, Astronomy, COSMIC cancer database, Astrophysics, Geology, Physics

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