The mechanism of primary cosmic particle transformation into secondary radiation near the ground surface is analysed. It is known that the main part of secondary cosmic radiation consists of muons. They are formed after nuclear reactions between primary protons and the nuclei of atmospheric gases. Maximum muon concentrations are formed at an altitude of 15 km from the ground surface. Because of a short existence time of muons (2 μs), the amount of these particles near the ground surface depends on variations in the altitude of the above‐mentioned atmospheric layer. Therefore, an unstable flux of muons is registered near the ground surface. Their variations are connected with the Sun's radiation instability, geomagnetic field variations, met...
A sample of 1.53×109 cosmic-ray-induced single muon events has been recorded at 225 m water equivale...
The atmospheric effects on the muon intensity have been observed using muon telescopes at Poatina, C...
We have observed atmospheric gamma rays from 30GeV to 8TeV, using emulsion chambers at balloon altit...
The mechanism of primary cosmic particle transformation into secondary radiation near the ground sur...
The mechanism of primary cosmic particle transformation into secondary radiation near the ground sur...
The galactic cosmic–ray spectrum extends over 14 orders of magnitudes in energy and about 12 orders ...
I summarize in this paper the results and perspectives of representative ground experiments for the ...
In this paper we study the sensitivity of the flux of atmospheric muons to uncertainties in the prim...
On geological timescales, the Earth is likely to be exposed to higher than the usual flux of high en...
A new underground cosmic-ray observatory was opened in Matsushiro, Nagano City, Japan on March 22, 1...
A sample of 1.53 x 10(9) cosmic-ray-induced single muon events has been recorded at 225 m water equi...
High energy particles from deep space are constantly raining down on the earth’s upper atmosphere. ...
The Daya Bay Experiment consists of eight identically designed detectors located in three undergroun...
Since their discovery, great progress has been achieved in the field of cosmic ray physics particula...
The chemical composition of the primary cosmic rays between 10 to the 15th power eV and 10 to the 18...
A sample of 1.53×109 cosmic-ray-induced single muon events has been recorded at 225 m water equivale...
The atmospheric effects on the muon intensity have been observed using muon telescopes at Poatina, C...
We have observed atmospheric gamma rays from 30GeV to 8TeV, using emulsion chambers at balloon altit...
The mechanism of primary cosmic particle transformation into secondary radiation near the ground sur...
The mechanism of primary cosmic particle transformation into secondary radiation near the ground sur...
The galactic cosmic–ray spectrum extends over 14 orders of magnitudes in energy and about 12 orders ...
I summarize in this paper the results and perspectives of representative ground experiments for the ...
In this paper we study the sensitivity of the flux of atmospheric muons to uncertainties in the prim...
On geological timescales, the Earth is likely to be exposed to higher than the usual flux of high en...
A new underground cosmic-ray observatory was opened in Matsushiro, Nagano City, Japan on March 22, 1...
A sample of 1.53 x 10(9) cosmic-ray-induced single muon events has been recorded at 225 m water equi...
High energy particles from deep space are constantly raining down on the earth’s upper atmosphere. ...
The Daya Bay Experiment consists of eight identically designed detectors located in three undergroun...
Since their discovery, great progress has been achieved in the field of cosmic ray physics particula...
The chemical composition of the primary cosmic rays between 10 to the 15th power eV and 10 to the 18...
A sample of 1.53×109 cosmic-ray-induced single muon events has been recorded at 225 m water equivale...
The atmospheric effects on the muon intensity have been observed using muon telescopes at Poatina, C...
We have observed atmospheric gamma rays from 30GeV to 8TeV, using emulsion chambers at balloon altit...