THE DIRECTIONAL INTENSITY OF COSMIC-RAYS AT SEVERAL ALTITUDES

[1] High-altitude cosmic radiation measurements near the magnetic axis-pole [J]. NATURE, 1938, 141 : 910 - 911

[2] 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

[3] JOHNSON TH, 1938, PHYS REV, V54, P151

[4] Further tests of the atom-annihilation hypothesis as to the origin of the cosmic rays [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1943, 63 (7/8): : 0234 - 0245

[5] Triple coincidences of the ultra radiation from the vertical direction in the stratosphere [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK, 1936, 102 (01): : 23 - 40

[6] ROSSI B, UNPUB REV MOD PHYS

[1] High-altitude cosmic radiation measurements near the magnetic axis-pole [J]. NATURE, 1938, 141 : 910 - 911

[2] 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

[3] JOHNSON TH, 1938, PHYS REV, V54, P151

[4] Further tests of the atom-annihilation hypothesis as to the origin of the cosmic rays [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1943, 63 (7/8): : 0234 - 0245

[5] Triple coincidences of the ultra radiation from the vertical direction in the stratosphere [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK, 1936, 102 (01): : 23 - 40

[6] ROSSI B, UNPUB REV MOD PHYS