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Influence of Solar Activity on Low Amplitude Cosmic Ray Diurnal Anisotropy

Rajesh K. MISHRA
Rekha Agarwal MISHRA
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179–185
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The occurrence of LAE is dominant during solar activity minimum years.

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Objective & Hypothesis:A detailed study has been conducted on the occurrence of a large number of low amplitude events (LAE) of cosmic ray (CR) diurnal anisotropy during 1981--1994 as a function of solar activity.
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Key Findings & Data:The low amplitude days with the time of maximum in the corotational/azimuthal direction do not indicate any significant correlation with solar activity.
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Conclusion & Impact:The occurrence of LAE is dominant during solar activity minimum years.
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⚙️Variables:Cosmic ray · sunspot · solar activity

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A detailed study has been conducted on the occurrence of a large number of low amplitude events (LAE) of cosmic ray (CR) diurnal anisotropy during 1981--1994 as a function of solar activity. The low amplitude days with the time of maximum in the corotational/azimuthal direction do not indicate any significant correlation with solar activity. Our observations suggest that the direction of the anisotropy of LAE events contribute significantly to the long-term behaviour of the CR diurnal anisotropy. The occurrence of LAE is dominant during solar activity minimum years.

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A detailed study has been conducted on the occurrence of a large number of low amplitude events (LAE) of cosmic ray (CR) diurnal anisotropy during 1981--1994 as a function of solar activity. The low amplitude days with the time of maximum in the corotational/azimuthal direction do not indicate any significant correlation with solar activity. Our observations suggest that the direction of the anisotropy of LAE events contribute significantly to the long-term behaviour of the CR diurnal anisotropy. The occurrence of LAE is dominant during solar activity minimum years.

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MISHRA, R. K., MISHRA, R. A. (2005). Influence of Solar Activity on Low Amplitude Cosmic Ray Diurnal Anisotropy. Turkish Journal of Physics, Cilt: 29 - Sayı: 3, 179–185. https://ajindex.com/articles/378177

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