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• W1993090634 abstract "Solar phenomena produce cosmic ray intensity variations over a wide range of time scales. The observed flux is modulated and rendered anisotropic as the particles propagate in the solar wind, and it is occasionally enhanced by the sporadic emission of solar cosmic rays. Both quasi‐static phenomena (the long‐term omnidirectional intensity variation and the steady state diurnal anisotropy) and transient fluctuations (disturbed daily variation and Forbush decrease) as well as the spatial distribution of solar flare particles are represented by a theoretical model that prescribes the role of the several solar‐controlled parameters that characterize the electromagnetic properties of the interplanetary medium. Considerable information concerning the ambient conditions has been obtained with spacecraft. However, the in situ measurements are confined to a limited region near the ecliptic plane. Consequently, in some cases, theoretical predictions based upon them are not in accord with observations of cosmic ray intensity variations. Thus the modulations and anisotropies must be treated in a three‐dimensional framework. It is therefore reasonable to attempt to deduce the properties of the relevant inaccessible regions of the heliosphere from observations of the sun itself. These properties can be determined by relating the various cosmic ray phenomena to changes during a solar cycle and from one cycle to another. To this end, data covering at least two solar cycles are studied to determine the solar cycle dependence of the following effects: long‐term variations in the omnidirectional intensity, Forbush decreases, solar diurnal variations, and solar cosmic ray events (ground level enhancement and polar cap absorption)." @default.
• W1993090634 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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• W1993090634 date "1974-08-01" @default.
• W1993090634 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W1993090634 title "The Sun and cosmic rays" @default.
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