Cosmic rays at high latitudes and altitudes covering four solar maxima
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References (21)
Cosmic-ray intensity variations during two solar cycles
1958 • 210 citations
Cosmic-ray particles that changed from 1954 to 1958 to 1965
1967 • 146 citations
Termination of Solar Wind and Solar Magnetic Field.
1963 • 118 citations
Cosmic rays at balloon altitudes and the solar cycle
1962 • 73 citations
New Light on the Nature and Origin of the Incoming Cosmic Rays
1938 • 70 citations
Low-Energy Primary Cosmic-Ray Particles in 1954
1956 • 52 citations
The Influence of the Earth's Magnetic Field on Cosmic-Ray Intensities up to the Top of the Atmosphere
1937 • 49 citations
The Zurich sunspot number and its variations for 1700-1957
1958 • 48 citations
A More Accurate and More Extended Cosmic-ray Ionization-Depth Curve, and the Present Evidence for Atom-Building
1931 • 44 citations
High altitude cosmic radiation measurements near the north geomagnetic pole
1939 • 31 citations
Results of a High Altitude Cosmic-Ray Survey Near the Magnetic Equator
1942 • 28 citations
An Automatic Ionization Chamber
1953 • 27 citations
The primary cosmic ray spectrum and the transition region between interplanetary and interstellar space
1963 • 23 citations
Further Studies on the Origin of Cosmic Rays Helium Annihilation Rays and the Cause of Their Variability with Time
1944 • 21 citations
Cosmic-ray intensity at Thule, Greenland, during 1962 and 1963 and a comparison with data from Mariner 2
1964 • 21 citations
Precision Cosmic-Ray Measurements up to Within a Percent or Two of the Top of the Atmosphere
1936 • 18 citations
Modification to the Automatic Ionization Chamber
1956 • 15 citations
New data on the absolute cosmic ray ionization in the lower atmosphere
1970 • 13 citations
A Barometer Element for Radio-Sondes
1953 • 9 citations
Cosmic ray changes during a solar cycle.
1966 • 5 citations
Evidence for residual modulation left over from the 1954-1964 solar cycle
1970 • 1 citations