CORRELATION OF GEOMAGNETIC COSMIC-RAY EFFECTS

[1] BIEHL, 1949, PHYS REV, V75, P688

[2] CLAY, 1934, PHYSICA, V1, P829

[3] HULSIZER RI, 1949, PHYS REV, V76, pA164

[4] JANOSSY L, 1948, COSMIC RAYS, P308

[5] The east-west symmetry of the cosmic radiation at very high elevations near the equator and evidence that protons constitute the primary particles of the hard component [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1939, 56 (03): : 219 - 226

[6] JOHNSON TH, 1938, J FRANK I, V226, P533

[7] On the allowed cone of cosmic radiation [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1936, 50 (06): : 493 - 504

[8] MILLIKAN, 1943, PHYS REV, V63, P234

[9] The equatorial longitude effect in cosmic rays [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1935, 47 (03): : 205 - 208

[10] A precision world survey of sea-level cosmic-ray intensities [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1936, 50 (01): : 15 - 24

[1] BIEHL, 1949, PHYS REV, V75, P688

[2] CLAY, 1934, PHYSICA, V1, P829

[3] HULSIZER RI, 1949, PHYS REV, V76, pA164

[4] JANOSSY L, 1948, COSMIC RAYS, P308

[5] The east-west symmetry of the cosmic radiation at very high elevations near the equator and evidence that protons constitute the primary particles of the hard component [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1939, 56 (03): : 219 - 226

[6] JOHNSON TH, 1938, J FRANK I, V226, P533

[7] On the allowed cone of cosmic radiation [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1936, 50 (06): : 493 - 504

[8] MILLIKAN, 1943, PHYS REV, V63, P234

[9] The equatorial longitude effect in cosmic rays [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1935, 47 (03): : 205 - 208

[10] A precision world survey of sea-level cosmic-ray intensities [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1936, 50 (01): : 15 - 24