Abstract
THE study of the solar variations of cosmic rays has been continued in order to ascertain the possible existence of a third and fourth harmonic. The material for the analysis consists, as before1, of bi-hourly numbers of triple coincidences for 860 complete days during the period May 1941–April 1944.
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DUPERIER, A. Solar and Sidereal 6-Hourly Variations of Cosmic Rays. Nature 158, 944–945 (1946). https://doi.org/10.1038/158944a0
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