We have analysed arrival times of extensive air showers (EAS) registered with the EAS-1000 prototype array during the period from August, 1997 till February, 1999. Our analysis has revealed that though the vast majority of samples of consecutive time intervals between EAS arrival times obey the exponential distribution, there are sequences of showers that have another distribution and thus violate the homogeneity hypothesis. The search for correlation between such events and clusters of showers and events with big delays between arrival times was also carried out
The existence of time correlations in detectors separated by distances much larger than the size of ...
Fluctuation studies need to compare a parameter which is sensitive to longitudinal fluctuations agai...
Detection of air showers with primary energies above 10 to the 19th power eV with sufficient statist...
We have searched for non-random components in arrival times of air showers of mean energy of 1 PeV. ...
Bursts of the count rate of extensive air showers (EAS) lead to the appearance of clusters in time s...
Event-by-event measured arrival time distributions of Extensive Air Shower (EAS) muons are affected ...
The Extensive Air Shower (EAS) data collected by the Horizon-10T detector system has numerous events...
Various features and correlations of the arrival time and angle-of-incidence distributions of muons ...
The EAS time structure is studied using the enlarged EAS array of the Moscow State University. The t...
The Earth's atmosphere is continually being bombarded by primary cosmic ray particles which are gene...
The extensive air showers' (EAS) front shape, angle of incidence, disk thickness, particle distribut...
Extensive air showers detected by the GREX array have been sampled by means of highly segmented 8 m2...
Shower-by-shower fluctuations play a key role for the understanding of EAS morphology. Each observed...
Non-random time series of cosmic rays were searched for in air shower data of mean energy 1:1 x 1015...
publisher[Abstract] We have been searched for consecutive events in extensive air showers from mid o...
The existence of time correlations in detectors separated by distances much larger than the size of ...
Fluctuation studies need to compare a parameter which is sensitive to longitudinal fluctuations agai...
Detection of air showers with primary energies above 10 to the 19th power eV with sufficient statist...
We have searched for non-random components in arrival times of air showers of mean energy of 1 PeV. ...
Bursts of the count rate of extensive air showers (EAS) lead to the appearance of clusters in time s...
Event-by-event measured arrival time distributions of Extensive Air Shower (EAS) muons are affected ...
The Extensive Air Shower (EAS) data collected by the Horizon-10T detector system has numerous events...
Various features and correlations of the arrival time and angle-of-incidence distributions of muons ...
The EAS time structure is studied using the enlarged EAS array of the Moscow State University. The t...
The Earth's atmosphere is continually being bombarded by primary cosmic ray particles which are gene...
The extensive air showers' (EAS) front shape, angle of incidence, disk thickness, particle distribut...
Extensive air showers detected by the GREX array have been sampled by means of highly segmented 8 m2...
Shower-by-shower fluctuations play a key role for the understanding of EAS morphology. Each observed...
Non-random time series of cosmic rays were searched for in air shower data of mean energy 1:1 x 1015...
publisher[Abstract] We have been searched for consecutive events in extensive air showers from mid o...
The existence of time correlations in detectors separated by distances much larger than the size of ...
Fluctuation studies need to compare a parameter which is sensitive to longitudinal fluctuations agai...
Detection of air showers with primary energies above 10 to the 19th power eV with sufficient statist...