MEASUREMENTS OF THE ABSOLUTE INTENSITY OF COSMIC RADIATION AT SEA LEVEL

[1] Meteorological influences on the magnetic Cosmic ray intensity from time registrations with coincidence arrangements [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK, 1936, 100 (06): : 742 - 753

[2] BARNOTHY J, 1936, Z PHYS, V104, P535

[3] RECENT STUDIES OF THE COSMIC-RAY LATITUDE EFFECT AT HIGH ALTITUDES [J]. REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS, 1948, 20 (01) : 360 - 366

[4] Variations of cosmic-ray intensity with variation of barometric pressure and temperature at sea level [J]. REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS, 1939, 11 (3/4) : 0158 - 0159

[5] COSYNS J, 1936, B TECH ASS ENG BRUSS, P173

[6] FROMAN DK, 1938, CAN J RES A, P29

[7] The intensities of the hard and soft components of cosmic functions of altitude and zenith angle [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1942, 61 (5/6): : 212 - 221

[8] Inefficiency and other sources of error in cosmic-ray measurements with self-quenching counters [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1942, 62 (7/8): : 316 - 329

[9] Comparison of the angular distributions of the cosmic radiation at elevations 6280 ft and 620 ft [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1933, 43 (05): : 307 - 310

[10] JOHNSON TH, 1938, REV MOD PHYS, V10, P206

[1] Meteorological influences on the magnetic Cosmic ray intensity from time registrations with coincidence arrangements [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK, 1936, 100 (06): : 742 - 753

[2] BARNOTHY J, 1936, Z PHYS, V104, P535

[3] RECENT STUDIES OF THE COSMIC-RAY LATITUDE EFFECT AT HIGH ALTITUDES [J]. REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS, 1948, 20 (01) : 360 - 366

[4] Variations of cosmic-ray intensity with variation of barometric pressure and temperature at sea level [J]. REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS, 1939, 11 (3/4) : 0158 - 0159

[5] COSYNS J, 1936, B TECH ASS ENG BRUSS, P173

[6] FROMAN DK, 1938, CAN J RES A, P29

[7] The intensities of the hard and soft components of cosmic functions of altitude and zenith angle [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1942, 61 (5/6): : 212 - 221

[8] Inefficiency and other sources of error in cosmic-ray measurements with self-quenching counters [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1942, 62 (7/8): : 316 - 329

[9] Comparison of the angular distributions of the cosmic radiation at elevations 6280 ft and 620 ft [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1933, 43 (05): : 307 - 310

[10] JOHNSON TH, 1938, REV MOD PHYS, V10, P206