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The influence of the sidereal cosmic-ray anisotropies originated on the tail- and nose-boundaries of the heliomagnetosphere (HMS) upon the solar cosmic-ray anisotropy produced inside the HMS. Earth Planets Space, 2010
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Muon Observations Book, "Cosmic Rays and Earth", Space Sciences Series of ISSI, 2000
(Ref: 9584)
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Muon observations are complementary to neutron monitor … observations but there are some important differences in the two techniques. Unlike neutron monitors, muon telescope systems use coincidence techniques to obtain directional information about the arriving particle.
Muon Observations Space Science Reviews, 2000
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Muon observations are complementary to neutron monitor observations but there are some important differences in the two … techniques. Unlike neutron monitors, muon telescope systems use coincidence techniques to obtain directional information about the arriving particle.
Underground studies in Tasmania and at Mawson ANARE Research Notes, 2000
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Galactic and heliotail-in anisotropies of cosmic rays as the origin of sidereal daily variation in the energy region <104 GeV. Journal of Geophysical Research, 1998
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Anisotropic and isotropic intensity waves. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Cosmic Ray Modulation in the Heliosphere, 76, Morioka, 1984
(Ref: 1713)
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Further evidence for a bi-directional anisotropy of galactic origin observed at moderate depths underground. Proceedings of the 18th International Cosmic Ray Conference, Bangalore, 1983
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Galactic cosmic ray anisotropies in the energy range 10 11 - 10 14 eV. Proceedings of the Astronomical Society of Australia, 1986
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The determination of the accidental rate in the output of a 2-tray gas counter telescope. Proceedings of the 20th International Cosmic Ray Conference, Moscow, 1987
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Co-operative observations of air showers in Tasmania looking for anisotropies of 1013 1014 eV primaries (COALA Project). Proceedings of the International Symposium on Cosmic Ray Modulation in the Heliosphere Morioka, 1984
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Cosmic-ray sidereal daily variation, showing of the coexistence of the galactic and heliomagnetotail-in anisotropies. Proceedings of the 24th International Cosmic Ray Conference, Rome, 1995
(Ref: 3192)
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Sidereal anisotropy of cosmic rays with median energy 70 TeV observed at Liawenee, Tasmania. Proceedings of the 21st International Cosmic Ray Conference, Adelaide, 1990
(Ref: 2532)
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Cosmic-ray excess flux from heliomagnetotail. Proceedings of the 24th International Cosmic Ray Conference, Rome, 1995
(Ref: 3193)
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Isotropic intensity waves and features of their occurrence. Proceedings of the 19th International Cosmic Ray Conference, La Jolla, 1985
(Ref: 1861)
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Estimation of effective depths at the Mawson underground station. Proceedings of International Cosmic Ray Symposium on High Energy Cosmic Ray Modulation, Tokyo, Japan, 1977
(Ref: 1105)
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Inter-calibration among underground stations. Proceedings of International Cosmic Ray Symposium on High Energy Cosmic Ray Modulation, Tokyo, Japan, August 1976, 1977
(Ref: 1106)
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Mawson cosmic ray observatory. Proceedings of International Cosmic Ray Symposium on High Energy Cosmic Ray Modulation, Tokyo, Japan, August 1976, 1977
(Ref: 1107)
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Sidereal anisotropy of cosmic rays. Proceedings of the Fifteenth International Cosmic Ray Conference, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, 1977, 1977
(Ref: 1108)
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Evidence for a two-way sidereal anisotropy in the charged primary cosmic radiation. Nature, 1966
(Ref: 1259)
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High-rigidity cosmic ray intensity waves. Antarctic Journal of the United States, 1986 Reviews, 1989
(Ref: 7464)
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A large enchancement of the solar diurnal variation observed underground and at the surface at southern latitudes in April 1980. 17th International Cosmic Ray Conference, Paris, 1981, 1982
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Anisotropic intensity waves observed underground at Mawson with a proportional counter telescope. Proceedings of the 18th International Cosmic Ray Conference, Bangalore, 1982
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A new cosmic ray observatory at Mawson, Antarctica. Proceedings of the Fourteenth International Conference on Cosmic Rays, Munich, 1975, 1976
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A new underground telescope at the Mawson cosmic ray observatory. Proceedings of the Astronomical Society of Australia, 1983
(Ref: 1619)
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Cosmic ray intensity waves and the north-south anisotropy. Proceedings of the Astronomical Society of Australia, 1984
(Ref: 1735)
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