Fluctuations and Latitude Effect of Cosmic Rays at High Altitudes and Latitudes

Progress in cosmic ray physics

1953 • 238 citations

On World-Wide Changes in Cosmic-Ray Intensity

1938 • 157 citations

The Energy Spectrum of Primary Cosmic Radiation

1952 • 118 citations

On the Solar Origin of Cosmic Radiation

1949 • 110 citations

Cosmic-Ray IntensityandGeomagnetic Effects

1938 • 97 citations

Physics and Medicine of the Upper Atmosphere

1953 • 83 citations

The Extraordinary Increase of Cosmic-Ray Intensity on November 19, 1949

1950 • 74 citations

New Light on the Nature and Origin of the Incoming Cosmic Rays

1938 • 70 citations

On the Primary Cosmic-Ray Spectrum

1950 • 63 citations

Application of Liouville's Theorem to Electron Orbits in the Earth's Magnetic Field

1933 • 58 citations

A PROPOSED MODEL OF THE CIRCULATION IN THE UPPER STRATOSPHERE

1951 • 52 citations

�ber einen m�glichen Einflu� des Magnetfeldes der Sonne auf die in Erdn�he beobachtete H�henstrahlung

1937 • 50 citations

Dreifachkoinzidenzen der Ultrastrahlung aus vertikaler Richtung in der Stratosph�re

1936 • 46 citations

Further note on the effect on cosmic‐ray intensity of the magnetic storm of March 1, 1942

1942 • 46 citations

A temporary increase in the neutron component of cosmic rays.

1950 • 36 citations

A Solar Component of the Primary Cosmic Radiation

1952 • 35 citations

Influence on the Cosmic-Ray Spectrum of Five Heavenly Bodies

1949 • 33 citations

High altitude cosmic radiation measurements near the north geomagnetic pole

1939 • 31 citations

II. The Simple Shadow Cone of Cosmic Radiation

1938 • 29 citations

Cosmic-Ray Experiments at High Altitudes over a Wide Range of Latitudes

1949 • 29 citations

Solar Magnetic Moment and Diurnal Variation in Intensity of Cosmic Radiation

1950 • 29 citations

Results of a High Altitude Cosmic-Ray Survey Near the Magnetic Equator

1942 • 28 citations

The geophysical aspect of cosmic rays

1945 • 28 citations

The Increase in the Primary Cosmic-Ray Intensity at High Latitudes, and the Non-Existence of a Detectable Permanent Solar Magnetic Field

1950 • 28 citations

Cosmic Radiation and Cosmic Magnetic Fields. I. Origin and Propagation of Cosmic Rays in our Galaxy

1951 • 27 citations

An Automatic Ionization Chamber

1953 • 27 citations

Solar Magnetic Field and Diurnal Variation of Cosmic Radiation

1947 • 26 citations

Influence of the Solar Magnetic Field Upon Cosmic Rays

1938 • 23 citations

The Primary Cosmic Radiation at High Latitudes

1952 • 22 citations

Further Studies on the Origin of Cosmic Rays Helium Annihilation Rays and the Cause of Their Variability with Time

1944 • 21 citations

Correlation of Cosmic-Ray Ionization Measurements at High Altitudes, at Sea Level, and Neutron Intensities at Mountain Tops

1952 • 21 citations

On the Relation between the Cosmic Ray Intensity and the Geomagnetic Storm

1951 • 20 citations

CLIMATOLOGICAL SUMMARY

1907 • 18 citations

Energy Distribution of the Primary Cosmic Radiation

1951 • 16 citations

Cosmic Rays and the Sun's Magnetic Field: Apparent Absence of Low-energy Cosmic-ray Primaries

1952 • 16 citations

Changes in Cosmic Ray Intensity Associated with Magnetic Storms

1946 • 15 citations

The Impossibility of Determining the Sun's General Magnetic Field by Zeeman Effect Measurements

1951 • 14 citations

A Search for Cosmic-Ray Diurnal Effects at Balloon Altitudes

1951 • 12 citations

Cosmic Rays and the Sun's Magnetic Field: Diurnal Variation of Cosmic Rays and the Sun's Magnetic Field

1952 • 12 citations

New Evidence for a Change with Time of the Total Energy Brought into the Earth by Cosmic Rays

1939 • 10 citations

A Barometer Element for Radio-Sondes

1953 • 9 citations

The Latitude and Longitude Effects in Cosmic Rays Over the United States and Canada at 30,000 Feet

1950 • 8 citations

A Study of Time-Variations in Cosmic-Ray Intensity at High Altitudes

1940 • 7 citations

Correlation of Geomagnetic Cosmic-Ray Effects

1950 • 6 citations

Effect of the Earth's Magnetic Field on Cosmic Rays in the Stratosphere

1935 • 5 citations

THE SUDDEN INCREASE IN COSMIC RAY INTENSITY, NOVEMBER 19, 1949

1951 • 5 citations