2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.pss.2005.02.001
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Harmonics of high-amplitude wave trains in cosmic ray intensity

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“…From these values we see that the DAs are different, but the average phases are consistent with the corotational direction of 18 hr LT (although in the T sector there was a larger spread). This is in contrast with the results reported by Mavromichalaki (1989) and Mishra & Mishra (2005) for GCR at lower energy.…”
Section: Carrington Rotation 2070 and 2071contrasting
confidence: 99%
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“…From these values we see that the DAs are different, but the average phases are consistent with the corotational direction of 18 hr LT (although in the T sector there was a larger spread). This is in contrast with the results reported by Mavromichalaki (1989) and Mishra & Mishra (2005) for GCR at lower energy.…”
Section: Carrington Rotation 2070 and 2071contrasting
confidence: 99%
“…They reported diurnal amplitudes observed by neutron monitors that were enhanced during the period of decline of the HSS, which might be associated with the recovery of the cosmic ray intensity. -1994, Mishra & Mishra (2005 have studied the highamplitude anisotropic wave train events and found that the phase of the diurnal variations for a majority of events shifted toward later hours, whereas it remained at the corotational hour for some events. Mavromichalaki (1989) investigated neutron monitor data of [1970][1971][1972][1973][1974][1975][1976][1977] and found that the phase shifted toward earlier hours, perhaps in association with variation of the size of the polar CHs, an effect in agreement with the drift motions of cosmic ray particles in the IMF.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%