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Conference title 25th International Conference on Cosmic Rays
Related conference title(s) ICRC-25
Date(s), location 28 Jul - 8 Aug 1997, Durban, South Africa
Editor(s) Potgieter, M S (ed.) ; Raubenheimer, B C (ed.) ; Van der Walt, D J (ed.)
Imprint Durban Singapore : Durban Univ., World Scientific, 1997 - 8 v.
Note v.1-7 : CERN library tries to order a hard copy, May 2002. Not possible to get an own copy for the library, July 2002.
v.8 : published by World Scientific
ISBN 9789814529044 (print version (v.8))
9789814545396 (electronic version (v.8))
9810233248 (print version (v.8))
DOI e-proceedings (v.8): 10.1142/3653
Subject category Astrophysics and Astronomy
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Contributions to this conference in CDS

The status of the AMANDA high-energy neutrino detector (p. 1)
by Barwick, S W
The angular dependence of comptonised radiation from a disk (p. 13)
by Gieseler, U D
Muon reconstruction with AMANDA-B (p. 13)
by Wiebusch, C
Study of neutrinos from stellar collapses with the LVD experiment in the Gran Sasso Laboratory (p. 33)
by Aglietta, M
Measurement of elemental composition in the Knee region from the DICE experiment (p. 37)
by Boothby, K
Observation of upgoing charged particles in MACRO produced by high energy interactions of muons (p. 37)
by Ambrosio, M
Study of the proton-air inelastic cross section at $\sqrt{s}$=1.6-2.4 TeV from EAS-TOP (p. 37)
by Aglietta, M
The measurement of the atmospheric muon neutrino flux using MACRO (p. 41)
by Ambrosio, M
Study of the primary cosmic ray composition in the knee region with EAS-TOP and MACRO (p. 41)
by Aglietta, M
Neutrino astronomy with the MACRO detector (p. 45)
by Ambrosio, M
Time dilation in gamma-ray bursts (p. 49)
by Norris, J P
Data transmission electronics for Nestor Telescope (p. 53)
by Capone, A
Solar neutrino results from super-Kamiokande (p. 69)
by Conner, Z
Search for AGN neutrinos with the Soudan 2 detector (p. 81)
by Demuth, D M
COMPTEL all-sky imaging at 2,2 MeV (p. 93)
by McConnell, M
Three-neutrino Vacuum oscillations and the solar-neutrino problem (p. 113)
by Portella, H M
Inelastic cross-sections and their influence on air shower development (p. 121)
by Knapp, J
Study of the knee of the cosmic ray spectrum in the electron component (p. 125)
by Aglietta, M
The Multi-telescope trigger of the HEGRA IACT system (p. 129)
by Daum, A
Cosmic-ray electrons and the diffuse galactic gamma ray emission (p. 141)
by Porter, T A
The cosmic ray energy spectrum above 10$^{19}$ eV determined by AGASA (p. 145)
by Doi, T
Electron Acceleration In Impulsive Solar Flares : extract of a thesis (p. 145)
by Lenters, G T
Magnetic monopole search with the MACRO detector at Gran Sasso (p. 157)
by Ambrosio, M
Study of the EAS cores in the knee region (p. 161)
by Aglietta, M
Observations of the crab during moonshine (p. 169)
by Raubenheimer, B C
A search for TeV gamma-ray emission from the crab Pulsar (p. 185)
by Gillanders, G
Indirect search for Wimps with the MACRO detector (p. 185)
by Ambrosio, M
Centauro Events (p. 189)
by Barroso, S L C
Detecting UHE muons and neutrinos with the Pierre Auger Air Shower array (p. 201)
by Parente, G
Energy spectra of electrons and positrons from 5 to 100 GeV (p. 237)
by Müller, D
Cosmic ray electron observations from 10 to 100 GeV with BETS detector (p. 241)
by Torii, S
The galactic antideuterium production in a diffusion model (p. 249)
by Chardonnet, P
Galactic diffusion and the antiproton signal of supersymmetric dark matter (p. 253)
by Chardonnet, Pascal
TeV gamma rays from Markarian 421 (p. 261)
by Kajino, F
Search for 30-50 TeV $\gamma$-rays from Markarian 421 (p. 269)
by Aglietta, M
Computed age of cosmic ray protons in the local zone of the galactic disk and its dependence on the magnetic field (p. 277)
by Brunetti, M T
The lateral distribution of EAS electrons (p. 285)
by Lagutin, A A
An energy signature for very deep underground muons observed by the LVD experiment (p. 337)
by Aglietta, M
Upper limit on the prompt muon flux derived from the LVD data (p. 341)
by Aglietta, M
The gamma-ray emission of clusters of galaxies (p. 341)
by Völk, H J
Radio controlled light sources for atmospheric monitoring at HiRes (p. 357)
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Ion leakage from quasiparallel shocks and the problem of injection (p. 393)
by Malkov, M
Galactic propagation of ultra-high energy cosmic ray (p. 485)
by MedinaTanco, G
The solar flare event on 15 June 1991 (1-4 (v.1))
by Rank, G
Implications of enhanced perpendicular diffusion in the heliospheric modulation of cosmic rays (1-4 (v.2))
by Potgieter, M S
Highlights from the Rosat soft X-ray mission (1-4 (v.3))
by Voges, W
Cosmic ray proton and helium spectra -results from JACEE (1-4 (v.4))
by Cherry, M L
A Gas-rich detector for cosmic ray studies (1-4 (v.5))
by Barbiellini, G
Study of multifragmentation reactions of Pb ions at 158 A GeV (1-4 (v.6))
by Huntrup, G
Observations of very high energy solar heavy ions from IMP-8 (101-104 (v.1))
by Tylka, A J
Asymmetric cosmic ray transverse gradients at high rigidities (101-104 (v.2))
by Ahluwalia, H S
Multifractal moments analysis of the core of PeV air showers for an estimate of the cosmic ray composition (101-104 (v.4))
by Haungs, A
Threshold effects in emulsion calorimeters (101-104 (v.6))
by Haungs, A
NOE: A scintillating fiber calorimeter to search for long baseline neutrino oscillations (101-104 (v.7))
by Barbarino, G C
The advanced composition explorer mission (105-108 (v.1))
by Garrard, T L
Computation of transverse cosmic ray particle density gradients (105-108 (v.2))
by Ahluwalia, H S
The gamma-ray blazer PKS 0208-512 from MeV to GeV energies (105-108 (v.3))
by Stacy, J G
How to infer the mass composition from EAS observations demonstrated with KASCADE data (105-108 (v.4))
by Chilingarian, A A
The cause of the EAS spectrum break (105-108 (v.6))
by Nikolsky, S I
Optical properties of deep ocean water and south pole ice (105-108 (v.7))
by He, Y
A science center for the advanced composition explorer (109-112 (v.1))
by Garrard, T L
Three activity cycle periodicity in galactic cosmic rays (109-112 (v.2))
by Ahluwalia, H S
The gas deficiency of the galactic halo (109-112 (v.3))
by Salati, P
Primary Mass composition from studying muons in EAS (109-112 (v.4))
by Blake, P R
On the performance of ground based arrays of imaging atmospheric (109-112 (v.5))
by Aharonian, F A
The high energy neutrino-nucleon cross section from recent HERA Parton densities (109-112 (v.7))
by Parente, G
The solar Isotope spectrometer (SIS) (113-116 (v.1))
by Cohen, C M
Modulation of galactic cosmic ray near the heliospheric current sheet (113-116 (v.2))
by El-Borie, M A
The radial gradient of cosmic rays in the galaxy and the existence of a giant halo (113-116 (v.3))
by Erlykin, A D
Primary proton spectrum between I and 50 TeV observed by hadron-detector at 5200m (113-116 (v.4))
by Inoue, N
Status and new results of the HEGRA experiment (113-116 (v.5))
by Lindner, A
Silicon strip detectors with custom VLSI readout electronics for the SIS instrument on ACE (117-120 (v.1))
by Wiedenbeck, M E
Features of GCR 27-day variations in the maximum epoch of solar activity (117-120 (v.2))
by Alania, M V
Diffuse gamma-ray search from the galactic plane using the TIBET AS data (117-120 (v.3))
by Kajino, F
The energy spectrum and chemical composition of primary cosmic rays above 100 TeV derived from size spectrum at Mt. Norikura (117-120 (v.4))
by Ito, N
The steoroscopic system of imaging atmospheric Cherenkov telescopes of the HEGRA-collaboration (117-120 (v.5))
by Daum, A
Correlations p - central rapidity density and cosmic ray collisions at UHE (117-120 (v.6))
by Capedevielle, J N
GeV muons in the atmosphere (117-120 (v.7))
by Circella, M
Spectral variations of the solar protons producing the gamma ray and neutron emissions during the 1990 May 24 solar flare event (121-124 (v.1))
by Debrunner, H
27 - Day cosmic ray variation and its relation to the interplanetary neutral current sheet Tilt (121-124 (v.2))
by Valdés-Galicia, J F
On the nature of the diffuse sub-MeV galactic gamma-ray emission (121-124 (v.3))
by Morsberger, U
Measurement of the allparticle energy spectrum of cosmic rays with the HEGRA detector (121-124 (v.4))
by Wiebel-Sooth, B
The data acquisition of the HEGRA Cherenkov telescope system (121-124 (v.5))
by Daum, A
A new calculation of atmospheric neutrino fluxes at low energies (121-124 (v.7))
by Volkova, L V
Computational study of particle energetization in solar flares (125-128 (v.1))
by Pumar, M
Observed solar diurnal variation of cosmic rays 1965-1994 (125-128 (v.2))
by Ahluwalia, H S
The so-called diffuse extragalactic gamma ray flux (125-128 (v.3))
by Erlykin, A D
Observation of Markarian 501 with the stereoscopic IACT system of the HEGRA collaboration (125-128 (v.5))
by Hermann, G
Regge model and new results for p p and p p reactions (125-128 (v.6))
by Rashid, H
The zenith angle distribution of high energy atmospheric neutrinos: statistical issues (125-128 (v.7))
by Longley, N P
Dual acceleration and/or release of relatuivistic solar cosmic rays (128-132 (v.1))
by Shea, M A
Study of high and low diurnal amplitude wave train events in cosmic rays (129-132 (v.2))
by Tiwari, A K
Hogh energy neutrinos and gamma rays from AGN sporadic central accretion shocks (129-132 (v.3))
by Battersby, S
The first results of TUNKA-13 EAS Cherenkov light experiment (129-132 (v.4))
by Gress, O A
The Monte Carlo simulation for iron emulsion chambers using GEANT code and the bootstrap method (129-132 (v.6))
by Fu, Y
Form factors of three-particle Kaon decay and atmospheric neutrino flavour ratio at high energies (129-132 (v.7))
by Misaki, A
A search for MeV Gamma-ray emission from the Quiet-time Sun (13-16 (v.1))
by McConnell, M
Towards a realistic diffusion tensor for galactic cosmic rays (13-16 (v.2))
by Hattingh, M
A primary composition analysis from muons in EAS (13-16 (v.4))
by Alessandro, B
Charge determination method for RUNJOB experiment (13-16 (v.5))
by Apanasenko, A V
Transverse momenta of helium fragments from gold projectiles in selected classes of nucleus-nucleus collisions (13-16 (v.6))
by Wilcznska, B
Heliospheric enrichment of rare isotopes and of heavy ions in impulsive solar flares (133-136 (v.1))
by Roth, I
Study of diurnal wave trains during solar cycle 22 (133-136 (v.2))
by Tiwari, A K
Particle acceleration and gamma-ray emission in the Orion complex (133-136 (v.3))
by Dogiel, V A
Primary proton with PeV energy detected by RUNJOB experiment (133-136 (v.4))
by Apanasenko, A V
Pulse shape analysis and timing information using the flash-ADC readout of the HEGRA - IACTs (133-136 (v.5))
by Hess, M
Simulations of energy spectra of different primary nuclei at 10 g/cm (133-136 (v.6))
by Beresovskaya, V A
ICESHOW: A Monte Carlo generator of particle showers in ice (133-136 (v.7))
by Costa, C G
The rigidity dependence of solar electron mean free paths in the range 0.3 to 20 MV (137-140 (v.1))
by Dröge, W
Gaussian analysis of the two hemisphere observations of sideral daily variations of galactic cosmic ray (137-140 (v.2))
by Hall, D I
Diffuse gamma ray emission from the galactic plane (137-140 (v.3))
by Protheroe, R J
Proton and Helium spectra obtained by the first RUNJOB-campaign (137-140 (v.4))
by Apanasenko, A V
New 89 pixel camera for BIGRAT telescope (137-140 (v.5))
by Dazeley, S A
Influence of light scattering and finite size of shower particle disk on space-temporal structure of Cherenkov radiation emitted in water by high energy electromagnetic cascade (137-140 (v.7))
by Plyasheshnikov, A V
Cascading alfven wave acceleration in solar flares (141-144 (v.1))
by Miller, J A
Annual variations of cosmic ray intensity and anisotropy (141-144 (v.2))
by Gigolashvili, M
Heavy component spectra obtained by the first RUNJOB-campaign (141-144 (v.4))
by Apanasenko, A V
A new reconstruction method for low energy air cerenkov arrays (141-144 (v.5))
by Paré, E
The status of the extensive air shower experiment KASCADE (141-144 (v.6))
by Klages, H O
The sensibility of the LVD experiment to characterize the parameters of neutrino emission from stellar collapses (141-144 (v.7))
by Kemp, E
Anisotropies at high rigidities: theoretical modeling (145-148 (v.2))
by Kota, J
Nuclear gamma-ray lines and lithium production in pure helium accretion disks (145-148 (v.3))
by Guessoum, N
Initial tests for the Celeste experiment (145-148 (v.5))
by Quebert, J
Hadron distribution in the core of 100 TeV extensive air showers (145-148 (v.6))
by Unger, J
Characteristics of individual LPM showers in water (145-148 (v.7))
by Konishi, E
Particle acceleration by magnetic reconnection in filamentary current sheets (149-152 (v.1))
by Kliem, B
Long-term variations of the cosmic ray anisotropy (149-152 (v.2))
by Krymsky, G F
Positron annihilation in the Orion cloud (149-152 (v.3))
by Guessoum, N
Primary cosmic ray spectrum measured using Cherenkov light reflected from the snow surface (149-152 (v.4))
by Antonov, R A
First results from the Mini-GRAAL project for gamma-ray astronomy above 50 GeV (149-152 (v.5))
by Arqueros, F
Measurements of arrival time distributions of EAS muons with the facilities of the KASCADE central Detector (149-152 (v.6))
by Foller, M
Neutrino detection of halo dark matter (149-152 (v.7))
by Bergström, L
Statistical signatures of the correlation between low-energy (1.6 Mev) protons and X-ray flare (153-156 (v.1))
by Rodriguez-Pacheco, J
Gamma-ray lines and LiBeB production by massive stars of various metallicities (153-156 (v.3))
by Cassé, M
A study on fine features in the energy spectrum of primary cosmic rays over the energy range 1x10 -3x10 eV with the grapes II EAS array at OOTY (153-156 (v.4))
by Gupta, S K
Monte Carlo simulation for the Mini-GRAAL project (153-156 (v.5))
by Arqueros, F
The electron/muon ratio in EAS at and above theKnee region (153-156 (v.6))
by Weber, J
On a search for the extremely high energy particles from the sun by the baksan underground scintillation telescope data (157-160 (v.1))
by Karpov, S N
Radial and latitudinal gradients of cosmic rays in 1974-1977 and 1984-1987 from north-south anisotropy observations (157-160 (v.2))
by Belov, A V
Metal rich wolf-rayet stars and the gamma-ray line emission of the inner galaxy (157-160 (v.3))
by Parizot, E
How to infer the primary energy spectrum from EAS observations demonstrated with KASCADE data (157-160 (v.4))
by Roth, M
The solar tower Atmospheric Cherenkov effects experiment STACEE (157-160 (v.5))
by Williams, D A
Electron and muon size spectra of EAS below and above the Knee (157-160 (v.6))
by Glasstetter, R
Generation and propagation characteristics of relativistic solar proton during the GLE of September 29, 1989 (161-164 (v.1))
by Vashenyuk, E V
Solar tridurnal anisotropy of cosmic rays (161-164 (v.2))
by Ahluwalia, H S
Structure in the EAS size spectrum (161-164 (v.4))
by Erlykin, A D
On-site observations with the STACEE Cherenkov detector Prototype (161-164 (v.5))
by Covault, C E
On possible cosmic ray-origine exotic and rare particles, as monopoles, their properties and their terrestrialo effects (161-164 (v.7))
by Szocs, H L
Relativistic protons near the sun on September 29, 1989 (165-168 (v.1))
by Miroshnichenko, L I
The effect of IMF upon cosmic ray modulation (165-168 (v.2))
by Sabbah, I
The cosmic ray incident directions observed from the northern and southern hemispheres (165-168 (v.4))
by Sun, L
Atmospheric effects on Cerenkov light generated by air showers (165-168 (v.5))
by Badran, H M
Large TeV and GeV muon multiplicities in EAS: separation of P and very heavy primaries at 10 eV (165-168 (v.6))
by Antonioli, P
Experiments of TL-Stack for heavy slowly particles (165-168 (v.7))
by Aglietta, M
Phases of charged particles acceleration during powerful solar gamma - flares detected by the gamma - 1 (169-172 (v.1))
by Galper, A M
Cosmic ray modulations during high speed solar wind streams of different origin (169-172 (v.2))
by Sabbah, I
Arrival directions of cosmic rays with energies 10 eV (169-172 (v.4))
by Kolosov, V A
The image brightness as a new parameter for the TeV background rejection (169-172 (v.5))
by Badran, H M
Multi-core air showers yesterday and tomorrow (169-172 (v.6))
by Lidvansky, A S
Current limits on the cold dark matter flux obtained by the UK collaboration (169-172 (v.7))
by Quenby, J J
Peculiar temporal variations of solar hard X -ray emission (17-20 (v.1))
by Yoshimori, M
A 3D simulation of intensities along Ulyssses' trajectory (17-20 (v.2))
by Hattingh, M
Time-variability of iron lines due to reprocessing of X-rays (17-20 (v.3))
by Leahy, D A
The improved method of the primary nuclear composition determination at energies 10 - 10 eV (17-20 (v.4))
by Fomin, Yu A
Emulsion chamber experiments for the international space station (17-20 (v.5))
by Osamu Miyamura, O M
Total charge changing cross sections of 158 A GeV Pb ions in different targets with nuclear track detectors (17-20 (v.6))
by Giacomelli, G
The ANTARES demonstrator towards a high energy neutrino undersea telescope (17-20 (v.7))
by De Botton,
Maximum entropy spectral analysis of cosmic rays intensity (173-176 (v.2))
by Sabbah, I
Observations of the crab nebula gamma-ray emission above 220 GeV by the CAT Cherenkov imaging telescope (173-176 (v.3))
by Goret, P
The arrival direction of EAS at energies 1 EeV according on tien-shan data (173-176 (v.4))
by Nesterova, N M
Cosmic ray composition around the Knee from simultaneous surface and underground measurements at BAKSAN (173-176 (v.6))
by Chudakov, A
Constraints on coronal transport and acceleration times from charges States of interplanetary ions from gradual solar flare events (173-176(v.1))
by Ruffolo, D
Solar particle acceleration by high energy density MHD turbulence (177-180 (v.1))
by Perez-Peraza, J A
The vtelescope Nina to investigate the nuclear flux in the near earth space (177-180 (v.2))
by Vacchi, A
Arrival direction distribution of extremely high energy cosmic rays recorded by AGASA (177-180 (v.4))
by Hayashida, N
The project for a 1 7 m diameter advanced air cerenkov telescope with a gamma ray energy threshold of 20 GeV (177-180 (v.5))
by Lorenz, E C
A measurement of the EAS differential size spectrum around the Knee (177-180 (v.6))
by Chudakov, A
Search for nuclearities with the MACRO detector at GRAN SASSO (177-180 (v.7))
by Popa, V
Acceleration of coronal mass ejections in the apper corona: observations from Lasco/Soho (181-184 (v.1))
by Simnett, G M
Isotope discrimination with the experiment NINA (181-184 (v.2))
by Sparvoli, R
Search for TeV gamma rays from the crab nebula with the Tibet AS array (181-184 (v.3))
by Ohnishi, M
Observation of the galactic latitude distribution of UHE EAS with the Yakutsk array (181-184 (v.4))
by Ivanov, A A
Monte-Carlo studies for the MAGIC telescope project (181-184 (v.5))
by González, J C
About the nature of delayed pulses in scintillation detectors observed by EAS arrays (181-184 (v.6))
by Atrashkevich, V B
Search for proton decay in SOUDAN 2 (181-184 (v.7))
by Goodman, M
Solar energetic-particle spectra and the structure of coronal mass ejections (185-188 (v.1))
by Reames, D V
Large-area silicon detectors for the advanced composition explorer (ACE) solar isotope spectrometer (SIS) (185-188 (v.2))
by Dougherty, B L
Anisotropies between 10 eV and 10 eV (185-188 (v.4))
by Clay, R W
New approach to the EAS size determination (185-188 (v.6))
by Kalmykov, N N
Influence of coronal mass ejections on the time behavior of energetic electrons in sep-events (189-192 (v.1))
by Stolpovskii, V G
Continuons observation of the cosmic-ray shadow by the sun to study a time variation of the Large-scale structure of the solar and interplanetary magnetic fields (189-192 (v.2))
by Amenomori, M
The neutrons in cosmic ray spectrum for E 10 eV (189-192 (v.4))
by Tkaczyk, W
Time structure of individual EAS (189-192 (v.6))
by Ambrosio, M
The G.L.E. May 24 1990: Kinetic approach to anisotropic Event (193-196 (v.1))
by Fedorov, Y
A correlation between the deviation of the sun's shadow for 10 TeV cosmic rays and the North-south asymmetry of solar activity (193-196 (v.2))
by Amenomori, M
Propagation of ultra high energy cosmic rays in a galactic halo (193-196 (v.4))
by Lampard, R
Measurement of angular distribution of Cherenkov photons in extensive air showers using the DICE detector (193-196 (v.5))
by Boothby, K
Analysis of time structure of EAS front (193-196 (v.6))
by Ambrosio, M
Ramifications of particle physics models for the final stages of black hole evaporation (193-196 (v.7))
by Coyne, D
A search for magnetic helicity effects in the rise times of ground level events (197-200 (v.1))
by Kahler, S W
Neutron monitor sensitivity to solar modulation changes: altitude vs. cutoff rigidity (197-200 (v.2))
by Pyle, K R
Mapping of supernova remnants associated with pulsar B1706-44 and other young pulsars by the Mauritius radio telescope (197-200 (v.3))
by Udaya Shankar, N
A search for nonrandom time series of extensive air showers (197-200 (v.4))
by Katayose, T
Detection Capabilities of a very large array of atmospheric Cherenkov detectors (197-200 (v.5))
by Kieda, D B
Comparison of individual time distributions with the inclusive distribution in EAS front at PeV energies (197-200 (v.6))
by Ambrosio, M
Use of decay electrons from stopping muons as a tool for calibration of cerenkov tanks of the Pierre Auger project (197-200 (v.7))
by Villaseñor, L
Neutron monitor sensitivity to primary proton below 3 GeV derived from data of ground level events (201-204 (v.1))
by Belov, A V
Period of unsual cosmic ray modulation in late 20th cycle : correlative study of cosmic ray variations vs. solar activity(201-204 (v.2))
by Usoskin, I G
On the possible sources of ultra-high energy cosmic rays (201-204 (v.4))
by Khristiansen, G B
First light in the Milagrito detector (201-204 (v.5))
by Berley, D
An analysis of local feature of cosmic ray air showers (201-204 (v.6))
by Ohara, S
Intensity of protons with energy E above 500 GeV during GLES (205-208 (v.1))
by Karpov, S N
variations of the burst frequency detected with the ionization chamber in Yakutsk (205-208 (v.2))
by Krivoshapkin, P A
Limitations of the transport of cosmic ray antimatter from distant galaxies (205-208 (v.4))
by Tarle, G
The Pierre AUGER observatory project: an overview (205-208 (v.5))
by Boratave, M
Core structure of EAS at Akeno (205-208 (v.6))
by Sakuyama, H
Proposal for the optical system of the fluorescence detectors of the Auger project (205-208 (v.7))
by Cordero, A
Extended analysis of the flash phase of charged particle propagation (209-212 (v.1))
by Earl, J A
Including marked periodic variations (209-212 (v.2))
by Yasue, S I
Upper limits on 10 TeV gamma-rays from 58 SNR's and a check for piled up enhancement using the Tibet-I data (209-212 (v.3))
by Kajino, F
Measurements of the cosmic ray positron fraction with the HEAT spectrometer (209-212 (v.4))
by Musser, J
Simulated performance of the AUGER observatory water Cherenkov arrays (209-212 (v.5))
by Pryke, C L
The first results from vrga array at Tien-Shan (209-212 (v.6))
by Yakolev, V I
Trigger sensitivity of the FADC instrumented HiRes fly's eye (209-212 (v.7))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Neutron transport in the solar atmosphere (21-24 (v.1))
by Young, CA
A new model to study cosmic ray modulation in an asymmetric heliosphere (21-24 (v.2))
by Haasbroek, L J
Observations of cosmic Gamma-ray bursts and solar flares hard electromagnetic radiation in the experiment on-board Mir-spectr orbital complex (21-24 (v.3))
by Bogomolov, A V
Cosmic ray composition measured by HiRes in coincidence with FE2 (21-24 (v.4))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
A two scale hard X-and gamma-ray wide field camera (21-24 (v.5))
by Caroli, E
Fission of gold nuclei at 10.6 A GeV in nuclear emulsions (21-24 (v.6))
by Popa, V
The lake Baikal neutrino oroject: status report (21-24 (v.7))
by Kuzmichev, L A
Energy changes of particles moving along field lines (213-216 (v.1))
by Kota, J
Evaluation of the valid fractal dimension of cosmic ray time series - I including the high level background white noise (213-216 (v.2))
by Yasue, S I
A search for gamma-rays above 20 Tev from herX-1 in the data of 1994/1995 of the HEGRA scintillator and AIROBICC arrays (213-216 (v.3))
by Prahl, J
Cosmic-ray positrons : are there primary sources?(213-216 (v.4))
by Coutu, S
Simulated performance of the AUGER observatory hybrid detectors (213-216 (v.5))
by Dawson, B R
The future of the very large EAS arrays will be on the mountains slopes (213-216 (v.6))
by Kabanova, N V
Calibration and stability measurements of a FADC based data acquisition system for the HiRes fly's eye experiment (213-216 (v.7))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Cosmic Ray pitch angle diffusion coefficients in the hot and disperse plasma (217-220 (v.1))
by Schmidt, J M
Secular trend removal and harmonic analysis of cosmic ray data (217-220 (v.2))
by Duldig, M L
A search for gamma-rays from potential galactic sources for energies above 20 TeV with the HEGRA scintillator and AIROBICC arrays (217-220 (v.3))
by Prahl, J
The antiproton flux near solar minimum measured with the caprice experiment (217-220 (v.4))
by Barbiellini, G
Shower characteristics of the AUGER prototype water Cherenkov detector observed at Akeno giant air shower array (AGASA) (217-220 (v.5))
by Sakati, N
Results of Gauhati university mini array (217-220 (v.6))
by Bezboruah, T
Cerenkov installation to study EAS at energies of 10 - 10 eV (217-220 (v.7))
by Afanasiev, B N
Scattering of cosmic rays at MHD waves with different cross helicity and polarization (221-224 (v.1))
by Schmidt, J M
The influence of pickup ions, anomalous and galactic cosmic rays on the structure of the heliospheric termination shock- a self-constituent approach (221-224 (v.2))
by Le Roux, J A
Search for isotropic gamma-radiation at ultrahigh energies (221-224 (v.3))
by Catanese, M A
Measurement of the positron and electron spectra with the caprice experiment (221-224 (v.4))
by Barbiellini, G
Results from the Fermilab ground array prototype for the AUGER observatory (221-224 (v.5))
by Ravignani, D
Properties of extensive air showers measured by project GRAND (221-224 (v.6))
by Gress, J
A new data acquisition system for the NBU EAS array (221-224 (v.7))
by Chakrabarti, C
Cosmic ray transport in the large-scale Random magnetic field (225-228 (v.1))
by Katz, M
On the relation of the three-dimensional distribution of anomalous cosmic rays and the structure of the global heliosphere (225-228 (v.2))
by Fichtner, H
A search for TeV emission from AE aquarii (225-228 (v.3))
by Colombo, E
A measurement of antiproton spectrum in the energy range 0.18 to 1.4 GeV (225-228 (v.4))
by Matsunaga, H
Development of water Cherenkov detectors at Fermilab for the PIERRE AUGER project (225-228 (v.5))
by Mazur, P O
Measured direction angle differences for extensive air shower muons (225-228 (v.6))
by Gress, J
GRAPES III: A new large EAS experiment at Ooty Y (225-228 (v.7))
by Ito, N
Numerical determination of mean free paths from Ulysses data as a function of helio-latitude and upstream of a reverse shock (229-232 (v.1))
by Drolias, B
The energy spectrum of anomalous cosmic rays (229-232 (v.2))
by Jokipii, J R
Search for TeV gamma-ray emission from supernova remnants (229-232 (v.3))
by Hess, M
Antihelium flux attenuation from the intragalactic space to the solar cavity (229-232 (v.4))
by Codino, A
A new air-Cherenkov detector array at the south pole operating in coincidence with the SPASE-2 scintillator array (229-232 (v.5))
by Dickinson, J E
EAS characteristics by Yakutsk array data and QGS model (229-232 (v.6))
by Afanasiev, B N
A New small air shower array for teaching and research (229-232 (v.7))
by Clay, R W
Cosmic ray modulation in the heliosphere calculated from a self-consistent diffusion tensor (233-236 (v.1))
by Pauls, H L
Species scaling of modulated anomalous cosmic ray spectra (233-236 (v.2))
by Steenberg, C D
Observation of primary electron spectrum and its astrophysical significance (233-236 (v.4))
by Nishimura, J
The performance of SPASE-2 (233-236 (v.5))
by Dickinson, J E
Lateral distribution of charged particles in EAS with E 10 - 5x10 eV (233-236 (v.6))
by Glushkov, A V
Shower arrival direction determination in the Turku air shower experiment (233-236 (v.7))
by Elo, A M
On the mean free path discrepancy of solar cosmic rays (237-240 (v.1))
by Schlickeiser, R
Low energy anomalous cosmic rays and structure of the heliosheath (237-240 (v.2))
by Czechowski, A
Analysis of SPASE-AMANDA coincidence events (237-240 (v.5))
by Miller, T C
LF radiopulses from UHE air Showers (237-240 (v.6))
by Baishya, R
Error sources and evaluation of their contributions in shower arrival direction determination (237-240 (v.7))
by Elo, AM
Adiabatic deceleration of solar energetic particles as deduced from Monte Carlo simulations of the focused transport (241-244 (v.1))
by Kocharov, L G
Modeling the solar wind/interstellar wind interaction (241-244 (v.2))
by Pauls, H L
AGN studies above 1,5 TeV with the HEGRA 5 m2 Cherenkov telescope (241-244 (v.3))
by Petry, D
The shadow of the moon as seen by Milagrito (241-244 (v.5))
by Berley, D
Muons in giant air showers observed by AGASA and its implications (241-244 (v.6))
by Hayashida, N
The observation of EAS at Taro (241-244 (v.7))
by Sakuyama, H
The effect of adiabatic deceleration on angular distributions of solar energetic particles (245-248 (v.1))
by Hatzky, R
The self-consistent stochastic acceleration of pickup ions in the outer heliosphere in the presence of MHD wave-wave interaction and wave damping (245-248 (v.2))
by Le Roux, J A
Observation of TeV gamma rays from markarian 501 with the first HEGRA Cherenkov telescope (245-248 (v.3))
by Deckers, T
On the Energy spectrum and propagation of cosmic ray electrons in the galaxy (245-248 (v.4))
by Van der Walt, D J
The performance of the Tibet high-density air shower array to search for 2 TeV gamma-ray sources (245-248 (v.5))
by Amenomori, M
Recent extensions to the air shower simulation program CORSIKA (245-248 (v.6))
by Heck, D
Observation of time correlations in cosmic air showers (245-248 (v.7))
by Wada, T
Simulations of the transport of energetic charged particles in the vicinity of an oblique shock (249-252 (v.1))
by Ruffolo, D
An investigation on the heliospheric structure by means of titius - bode's law (249-252 (v.2))
by Takahashi, H
Simultaneous observation of air showers and gamma families to obtain the primary proton flux around the Knee energy region in Tibet (249-252 (v.5))
by Amenomori, M
CHESS, a Cherenkov and electromagnetic shower simulator (249-252 (v.6))
by Vasilev, V V
Search for cosmic ray induced coincidences with detectors in the LEP tunnel (249-252 (v.7))
by Grupen, C
Simulation of solar neutron scattering and attenuation in the earth's atmosphere for different initial Zenith angles (25-28 (v.1))
by Dorman, L I
3-D simulations of heliospheric transport: a comparison of models (25-28 (v.2))
by Kota, J
Initial results from the gamma-ray burst monitor aboard the X-ray astronomy satellite BEPPOSAX (25-28 (v.3))
by Frontera, F
Comparison of fly's eye and AGASA Mass composition measurements (25-28 (v.4))
by Dawson, B R
A gamma-ray burst polarimeter study (25-28 (v.5))
by Cline, T L
The status of Felix, an experiment under study for the Cern LHC which will explore H.E. phenomena seen in cosmic rays at 100 PeV (25-28 (v.6))
by Eggert, K
Reconstruction of atmospheric neutrinos with the Baikal neutrino telescope NT- 96 (25-28 (v.7))
by Wiebusch, C
Effect of focusing on interplanetary shock acceleration (253-256 (v.1))
by Vainio, R
Evolution of the energy spectra of anomalous cosmic rays in the outer heliosphere (253-256 (v.2))
by Stone, Edward C
Detection of VHE gamma-rays from Mrk 501 with the CAT imaging telescope (253-256 (v.3))
by Punch, M
Results from the CACTI experiment: Air Cherenkov & particle measurements of PeV air showers at Los Alamos (253-256 (v.5))
by Paling, S
Methods for the energy determination of cosmic ray showers (253-256 (v.6))
by Cortina, J
Particle acceleration by interplanetary shocks (257-260 (v.1))
by Berezhko, E G
intensity gradients of anomalous cosmic ray oxygen throughout the heliosphere (257-260 (v.2))
by Cummings, A C
Pion eye at Apache Point: an innovative EAS array (257-260 (v.5))
by Catalano, O
Mechanisms of formation of time characteristics of Muon fluxes in extensive air showers (257-260 (v.6))
by Beisembaev, R U
EAS-1000 status 1997 (257-260 (v.7))
by Ameev, S S
Role of the shock thickness on the drift acceleration of electrons (261-264 (v.1))
by Vandas, M
Temporal and spatial variations in the spectra of low energy ions in the outer heliosphere (261-264 (v.2))
by Hamilton, D C
Path-length distribution for cosmic rays in galactic diffusion model (261-264 (v.4))
by Ptuskin, V S
World array: A Worldwide network of pion eye observatories for the investigation of the Extreme energy cosmic rays (261-264 (v.5))
by Catalano, O
Power-spectrum analysis and multifractal study of fluctuations of secondary particles in Monte-Carlo simulation of EAS (261-264 (v.6))
by Faleiro, E
The big muon detector of the Yakutsk EAS array (261-264 (v.7))
by Afanasiev, B N
Acceleration of solar energetic particles at the earth's bow shock (265-268 (v.1))
by Dwyer, J R
The acceleration time of ACR: constraints from pioneer 10 data (265-268 (v.2))
by Scherer, K
Recent observations of X-ray selected active galactic nuclei made with the university of Durham Mark 6 telescope (265-268 (v.3))
by Chadwick, P M
Production of antiprotons in the interstellar gas under special consideration of nucleus-nucleus interactions (265-268 (v.4))
by Simon, M
The ARGO full coverage detector (265-268 (v.5))
by Bacci, C
Absorption of high energy hadrons in the atmosphere (265-268 (v.6))
by Bialobrzeska, H
On the calibration accuracy of light sensors in atmospheric Cherenkov fluorescence and neutrino experiment (265-268 (v.7))
by Mirzoyan, R
Burst - like electron acceleration associated with plasma heating in a solar flare on 22 April 1994 (269-272 (v.1))
by Yoshimori, M
Multiply charged anomalous cosmic rays above 15 MeV/nucleon (269-272 (v.2))
by Selesnick, R S
Simulation of the propagation of primary cosmic rays with energies of 500 TeV accelerated at VELA SNR (269-272 (v.4))
by Senda, D
Characteristics of gamma-hadron families in CORSIKA and MCO models (269-272 (v.6))
by Bielawska, H
Development of high sensitive light detectors for underwater neutrino telescopes (269-272 (v.7))
by Lubsandorzhiev, B K
Angular distributions of solar energetic particles and the nature of pitch angle scattering (273-276 (v.1))
by Hatzky, R
Multiply charged anomalous cosmic ray N. O and Ne: observations with IIILT/SAMPEX (273-276 (v.2))
by Klecker, B
Observation of the galactic and extragalactic sources of gamma-quanta of about 1 TeV (273-276 (v.3))
by Sinitsyna, V G
Computed beryllium age in the local zone of the galactic disk and its dependence on the energy (273-276 (v.4))
by Brunetti, M T
Orbiting wide-angle light collectors (OWL): A pair of earth orbiting eyes (273-276 (v.5))
by Ormes, J F
Factorial and fractal structure of gamma-hadron families in CORSIKA and MCO models (273-276 (v.6))
by Bielawska, H
Application of feed-forward networks for separation of photon and hadron induced extended air showers with the HEGRA scintillator and the wide angle Cherenkov light counter arrays (273-276 (v.7))
by Patzold, K
Perpendicular diffusion of heavy ions accelerated in corotating interaction regions (277-280 (v.1))
by Dwyer, J R
The abundance of anomalous cosmic ray carbon in the inner heliosphere (277-280 (v.2))
by Oetliker, M
First results from a search for TeV emission from BL lacs out to z + o.2 (277-280 (v.3))
by Catanese, M A
Statistical parameters of Cherenkov light signals (277-280 (v.5))
by Aliaga, Z
Can the knee in the EAS size spectrum be due to some change of hadron interactions at energy above 10 eV (277-280 (v.6))
by Kalmykov, N N
Energy determination for RUNJOB experiment (1) - Proton and helium component (277-280 (v.7))
by Nanjo, H
Solar flare electrons propagation in converging interplanetary magnetic structures (281-284 (v.1))
by Malandraki, O
Energy spectrum of anomalous cosmic ray helium, oxygen, nitrogen, and neon (281-284 (v.2))
by Makela, P
On the cosmic ray halflife of Mn (281-284 (v.4))
by Chan, Y D
Directional spectrometry method for high energy gamma-ray astronomy (R, 10 GeV) (281-284 (v.5))
by Baskov, V A
Longitudinal development of large air shower (281-284 (v.6))
by Gaisser, T K
Energy determination for RUNJOB experiment (2)- heavy component (281-284 (v.7))
by Nanjo, H
Simultaneous observations of SEP events by the Ulysses and IMP-8 S/C (285-288 (v.1))
by Sidiropoulos, N
The first observation of sulfur in anomalous cosmic ray by the GEOTAIL and the WIND spacecrafts (285-288 (v.2))
by Takashima, T
Results from the milagrisimo air shower detector (285-288 (v.3))
by Berley, D
On the cosmic-ray half Life on Pm (285-288 (v.4))
by Chan, Y D
The role of fluctuations in atmospheric Cherenkov technique (285-288 (v.5))
by Bhat, P N
Recurrence of energetic particle flux anisotropy observed by ERNE on july, 9, 1996 (289-292 (v.1))
by Torsti, J J
Evidence for anomalous cosmic ray S, Si, and FE in the Outer heliosphere and for a non-ACR source of S at 1 AU (289-292 (v.2))
by Stone, Edward C
Search for Enhancements from Nearby AGNs with identified single muons (289-292 (v.3))
by Poirier, J
effect from diffusive reacceleration on propagating cosmic rays (289-292 (v.4))
by Simon, M
Simulation of gamma-rays produced in cosmic-ray interactions and their utilization for chemical composition investigation (289-292 (v.5))
by Masarik, J
New scaling property of the lateral distribution function of the electrons in the electromagnetic air shower (289-292 (v.6))
by Lagutin, A A
Application of pattern recognition to analysis of emulsion spectrometers (289-292 (v.7))
by Iyono, A I
Analytical approximation to solar neutron scattering and attenuation in the Earth's atmosphere (29-32 (v.1))
by Dorman, L I
Some modulation effects of termination shock accelerated galactic and jovian electrons (29-32 (v.2))
by Haasbroek, L J
EGRET observations of GeV emission from gamma-ray bursts (29-32 (v.3))
by Dingus, B L
Multi-component observations of 10 eV EAS with a hybrid fluorescence and surface detector (29-32 (v.4))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
The international gamma ray astrophysics laboratory: INTEGRAL, a future mission for gamma ray astronomy (29-32 (v.5))
by Palumbo, G
Results from the minimax experiment at Fermilab (29-32 (v.6))
by Jones, I W
Implications of proton anisotropy development observed by ERNE instrument during the 9 July 1996 (293-296 (v.1))
by Kocharov, L G
Partially-Ionized ions of cosmic rays in the vicinity of the earth (293-296 (v.2))
by Gagarin, Yu F
Analysis of HEGRA data with respect to 20 TeV Photon emission from AGN (293-296 (v.3))
by Magnussen, N
The cosmic ray diffusion in galactic magnetic fields and the problem of the knee in PCR energy spectrum at energy 3x10 eV (293-296 (v.4))
by Kalmykov, N N
Triggering and data acquisition systems for the AUGER observatory (293-296 (v.5))
by Nitz, D F
Simulation of the fluorescent component in giant EAS (293-296 (v.6))
by Capdevielle, J N
Automated reconstruction of cascade paths in emulsion chambers (293-296 (v.7))
by Zager, E L
Electron spectra and associated type II and type III radio bursts of the july 9, 1996 solar event (297-300 (v.1))
by Sierks, H
A study of the C/O ratio of low-energy Ions (0.5-7 MeV/nuc) at high heliospheric latitude (297-300 (v.2))
by Blake, J B
Search for 10 TeV Gamma-rays from nearby AGNs with the Tibet AS array (297-300 (v.3))
by Mizutani,K
Comparison of computational techniques for low-energy cosmic ray transport (297-300 (v.4))
by Duvernois, M A
Concept of an integrated Trigger system for the Pierre Auger fluorescence detector (297-300 (v.5))
by Espenlaub, G
Cerenkov detection of electromagnetic showers in ice including the LPM effect (297-300 (v.6))
by Alvarez-Muñiz, J
Study of the performance of first supermodules of large area coordinate detector (Décor) (297-300 (v.7))
by Aglietta, M
EPHIN observations of energetic particles during solar minimum (301-304 (v.1))
by Müller-Mellin, R
Numerical studies of the geomagnetic trapping of anomalous cosmic rays (301-304 (v.2))
by Blake, J B
A search for ultralighh energy gamma-ray emission from redshift-selected blazars (301-304 (v.3))
by Catanese, M A
Constraints on the cosmic infrared/visible background radiation using the celeste and cat experiments at thermis (301-304 (v.4))
by De Naurois, Mathieu
The development of triangulation methods of searching for vertex points in emulsion chambers (301-304 (v.5))
by Apanasenko, A V
General solutions of the yang equation with ionization loss and the excess-path-length distribution of fast charged particles (301-304 (v.6))
by Nakatsuka, T
A new project: using the detector of L3+cosmics phase II (301-304 (v.7))
by Ding, L K
Temporal variations of shock accelerated proton/Alpha ratios at E 100 MeV/n in a large solar particle event (305-308 (v.1))
by Kahler, S W
Geomagnetically trapped anomalous cosmic rays at solar minimum (305-308 (v.2))
by Selesnick, R S
Gamma ray modulation in A.G.N. by interaction with X-rays from an accretion disk hot spot (305-308 (v.3))
by Bednarek, W
X-rays from hybrid accretion disks around compact objects (305-308 (v.4))
by Wandel, A S
On board neutral networks for PAMELA cosmic ray space experiment on satellite (305-308 (v.5))
by Castellano, M
Properties of excess - Path - Length distribution of fast charged particles with ionization loss (305-308 (v.6))
by Nakatsuka, T
L3, a new tool for cosmic ray muon research (305-308 (v.7))
by Le Coultre, Pierre
Corotating interaction regions observed by the particle experiment SMS on the WIND -S/C (E = 0.5 -226 keV/e) (309-312 (v.1))
by Kirsch, E T
Observations on geomagnetically trapped oxygen and neon ions measured on LDEF (309-312 (v.2))
by Barz, S
Gamma rays from star- Jet interactions in A.G.N. (309-312 (v.3))
by Protheroe, R J
Elemental fragmentation cross sections of iron in hydrogen and heavier targets (309-312 (v.4))
by Flesch, F
Imaging simulations of the IBIS hard X-ray/soft gamma-ray telescope on board the INTEGRAL observatory (309-312 (v.5))
by Goldwurm, A
Moments and statistical values of excess - path - length distribution of fast charged particles with ionization loss (309-312 (v.6))
by Nakatsuka, T
Radio detection of EHE particles in the moon (309-312 (v.7))
by Alvarez-Muñiz, J
Long - term variations of ion density Ultra low frequency power spectra (313-316 (v.1))
by El-Borie, M A
Cosmos observations of anomalous cosmic ray in 1995-1996 (313-316 (v.2))
by Bobrovskaya, V V
Gamma-rays and neutrinos from relativistic protons accelerated by magnetic reconnection on an A.G.N. accretion disk (313-316 (v.3))
by Bednarek, W
Neutron production at O degrees from Ca H at E lab + 357 and 565 A MeV (313-316 (v.4))
by Tuvé, C
Neutral network identification of cosmic ray antiprotons in the wizard/CAPRICE experiment (313-316 (v.5))
by Bellotti, R
The model study of the muon lateral distribution (313-316 (v.6))
by Sleptsova, V R
Periodic variations of the cosmic-ray diffusion coefficient related to interplanetary and solar phenomena (313-316 (v.7))
by Mavromichalaki, H
Interplanetary Plasma and Magnetic field observations at 1 AU (317-320 (v.1))
by El-Borie, M A
The systematics of isotopic production cross sections and implications for cosmic ray astrophysics (317-320 (v.4))
by Guzik, T G
A hight precision CAMAC standard GPS timing system for high energy astrophysics applications (317-320 (v.5))
by Burdett, A M
A measurement of the ratio at the top of the atmosphere with the CAPRICE experiment (317-320 (v.6))
by Barbiellini, G
Cosmic rays and ion production in the atmosphere (317-320 (v.7))
by Ermakov, V I
Observations of low energy neutral particle fluxes from Jupiter : gas/Ulysses results(321-324 (v.1))
by Witte M
Updated measurements of the isotopic composition of interplanetary and geomagnetically trapped anomalous cosmic rays (321-324 (v.2))
by Leske, R A
Production of gamma-rays in the crab Nebula by protons from decays of neutrons injected by the crab pulsar (321-324 (v.3))
by Bednarek, W
Up-dated partial cross sections of proton-nucleus reactions (321-324 (v.4))
by Silberberg, R
Physics with HiRes stage 0.5 and stage 2 (321-324 (v.5))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Relative abundances ofb positive and negative muons in the atmosphere (321-324 (v.6))
by Tarle, G
On the angular distribution of cosmic ray intensity in the earth's atmosphere (321-324 (v.7))
by Bazilevskaya, G A
Low energy interplanetary particles at northern solar latitudes (325-328 (v.1))
by Lanzerotti, L J
The source of anomalous He acceleration and the determination of the interplanetary transport coefficient (325-328 (v.2))
by Savopoulos, M
Inverse Compton model for the TeV emission from vela (325-328 (v.3))
by Harding, A K
Progress report on partial cross sections of nucleus - nucleus reactions (325-328 (v.4))
by Tsao, C H
The capabilities of the high resolution fly's eye detector (325-328 (v.5))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Muon flux measurements with the Altazimuthal telescope with a magnet spectrometer (325-328 (v.6))
by Yamamoto, I
Effects in cosmic ray modulation during 4 Minima of solar activity (325-328 (v.7))
by Stozhkov, Yu I
Extremely Low Fluxes of Energetic charged particles in the high latitude (329-332 (v.1))
by Keppler, E
Rigidity dependence of the interplanetary mean free path (329-332 (v.2))
by Cummings, A C
Gamma-rays and neutrinos resulting from ion acceleration in young pulsars (329-332 (v.3))
by Protheroe, R J
Computational calculation of partial inelastic cross-sections for nuclear reactions (329-332 (v.4))
by Rodriguez-Frias, M D
Status of the high resolution fly's eye detector: operation and installation (329-332 (v.5))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Cosmic ray muon investigations with big liquid argon spectrometer (329-332 (v.6))
by Belikov, S V
Rigidity dependence of cosmic ray modulation in 1990-1996 inferred from stratospheric observations (329-332 (v.7))
by Svirzhevskaya, A
The event of 24 May 1990 and the Refraction effect exist (33-36 (v.1))
by Dorman, L I
Effects of the tilt of the heliospheric neutral sheet on the cosmic ray intensity variation at neutron monitor energies (33-36 (v.2))
by Singh, M
EGRET fluxes and upper limits for energetic gamma-ray bursts (33-36 (v.3))
by Catelli, J R
Measurements of energy dependence of the depth of shower maximum in the knee region from the DICE experiment (33-36 (v.4))
by Boothby, K
The IBIS telescope on board integral (33-36 (v.5))
by Di Cocco, G
PHOBOS experiment at RHIC collider (33-36 (v.6))
by Holynski, R
The effects of coronal mass ejections on galactic Rays in the high latitude heliosphere: Observations from Ukysse' first Orbit (333-336 (v.1))
by Bothmer, V
Energy spectra of stationary and unstable electron radiation belts (333-336 (v.2))
by Galper, A M
High energy gamma-ray emission from the PSR1259-63/SS2883(Be) binary system (333-336 (v.3))
by Naito, T
Isotopic production cross sections of relativistic Ca in hydrogen (333-336 (v.4))
by Guzik, T G
The HiRes detector: absolute calibration and alignment (333-336 (v.5))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
The electromagnetic calorimeter Willi - A device for studing cosmic ray muons (333-336 (v.6))
by Brancus, I M
Two groups of large solar proton events (333-336 (v.7))
by Bazilevskaya, G A
Effects of the 5 October 1996 CME at 4,4 AU : Ulysses observations(337-340 (v.1))
by Marsden, R G
Properties of energetic electron fluxes near the Brazil anomaly and geomagnetic Equator: the results of the experiment on-board MIR-spectra orbital complex (337-340 (v.2))
by Bogomolov, A V
Spallation of stellar material by ions accelerated in binary pulsars: limits on high-energy ion flux from pulsars (337-340 (v.3))
by Luo, Q
Isotope production in hydrogen by relativistic Ar and Ar nuclei (337-340 (v.4))
by Waddington, C J
A monte Carlo study of reconstruction of monocular events having limited track lengths for the high resolution Fly's eye (337-340 (v.5))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Depression in cosmic ray variations during the inversions of the polar magnetic field of the sun (337-340 (v.7))
by Astafyeva, N M
Neutron monitors and space weather (341-344 (v.1))
by Bieber, J W
Strong pulsations of energetic electrons precipitating into the atmosphere : active satellite data(341-344 (v.2))
by Kudela, K
Can source abundance be reliably deduced from measured cosmic ray abundances ? (341-344 (v.4))
by Waddington, C J
Stereo reconstruction of EAS with the Hires detector (341-344 (v.5))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Solar-cycle changes of cosmic ray propagation parameters and heliospheric terminal shock wave (341-344 (v.7))
by Dorman, L I
An untwisted flux tube model for a magnetic cloud (345-348 (v.1))
by Cid, C
A three dimensional model of the electron radiation belt at high energies (345-348 (v.2))
by Pugacheva, G I
Gamma-ray burst spectral signatures in the 1 GeV-1 TeV range (345-348 (v.3))
by Baring, M
Propagation of the heaviest UH-cosmic ray nuclei (345-348 (v.4))
by Waddington, C J
Atmospheric monitoring at the high resolution fly's eye: atmospheric scattering (345-348 (v.5))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
On the expected CR intensity global modulation in the heoliosphere in the last several hundred years (345-348 (v.7))
by Dorman, L I
Bidirectional particle fluxes in magnetic clouds and their environs (349-352 (v.1))
by Fischer, S
High-energy charged particle waves on the low boundary of the radiation belt (349-352 (v.2))
by Galper, A M
Study on the cosmic ray spectrum and chemical composition using the imaging air Cherenkov Technique (349-352 (v.3))
by Konopelko, A K
How cosmics rays get startyed - The injection problem revited (349-352 (v.4))
by Shapiro, M M
Testing the high resolution fly's eye using laserscope (349-352 (v.5))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Expected time-variations of neutron monitor counting rate caused by CR particle energy change in the oeriods of thunderstorms (349-352 (v.7))
by Dorman, L I
Features of cosmic ray Transient decreases in associatioin with arrival of magnetic clouds (353-356 (v.1))
by Tiwari, A K
The 1-9 Mev/nucleon HE flux dynamics in the inner magnetosphere during 1984-1986 (353-356 (v.2))
by Pugacheva, G I
Results from the trek ultraheavy collector (353-356 (v.3))
by Weaver, B A
Energetics of injection and acceleration of the galactic cosmic rays (353-356 (v.4))
by Shapiro, M M
Cloud detection for fluorescence and Cherenkov detectors (353-356 (v.5))
by Bird, D
Photonuclear interactions of extremely high energy cosmic-rays (353-356 (v.7))
by Anchordoqui, L A
Development and effects of corotating interaction regions: workshop report (357-360 (v.1))
by Kunow, H
The influence of synchrotron energy losses on the inner radiation zone electron deceleration process (357-360 (v.2))
by Pugacheva, G I
Study of elemental and isotopic composition of cosmic ray nuclei Ca, Ti, V, Cr, Mn and Fe (357-360 (v.3))
by Lukasiak, A
GCR composition : volatility or FIP ? SNR shock acceleration of gas and dust(357-360 (v.4))
by Meyer, J P
Software tools in high energy physics (357-360 (v.7))
by Swain, J
Confinement of electrons, accelerated at distant high latitude corotating interaction regions, to the inner heliosphere (361-364 (v.1))
by Simnett, G M
Production of light element isotopes in the inner magnetosphere (361-364 (v.2))
by Spjeldvik, W N
A charge spectrum of ultra heavy cosmic ray nuclei, including actinides detected on the LDEF (361-364 (v.3))
by Keane, A J
Understanding elemental and isotopic abundance anomalies in the galactic cosmic ray (361-364 (v.4))
by Duvernois, M A
Atmospheric monitoring at the high resolution fly's eye: data from the HiRes2 flasher array (361-364 (v.5))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Computing trends in high energy physics (361-364 (v.7))
by Swain, J
Energetic Particle acceleration at corotating interaction regions: Ulysses results (365-368 (v.1))
by Desai, M I
On the periodic variations of secondary cosmic rays in the Brazilian magnetic anomaly region (BMAR) (365-368 (v.2))
by Martin, I M
The response of particle detectors to gold nuclei at 11 GeV/nucleon (365-368 (v.3))
by Wiedenbeck, M E
Primaty cosmic rays composition around the Knee in the model of particle acceleration by shock front ensembles in galactic superbubbles (365-368 (v.4))
by Bykov, A M
Atmospheric monitoring at the high resolution fly's eye: monitoring data via the HiRes laser/lidar system (365-368 (v.5))
by Abu-Zayyad, T
Gamma ray burst detection by air scintillastion observations from space (GRASS) (365-368 (v.7))
by Catalano, O
Corotating Ion enhancements observed by IMP 8 and sampex at earth, and by ULYSSES at high heliographic Latitudes (369-372 (v.1))
by Richardson, I G
The cosmic ray asymptotic directions for station oulu in the magnetic field of the tsyganenko 1989 model (369-372 (v.2))
by Danilova, O A
A measurement of the proton spectrum at 1 AU near solar minimum with the caprice experiment (369-372 (v.3))
by Barbiellini, G
Short wavelength instabilities in cosmic ray modified shocks (369-372 (v.4))
by Webb, G
Telescope array as an extremely high energy cosmic ray detector (369-372 (v.5))
by Sasaki, G J
Comparison between hexagon and superman configurations for the Auger observatory (369-372 (v.7))
by Biral, A R
A new solar neutron telescope in Hawaii (37-40 (v.1))
by Matsubara, Y
Evolution of cosmic ray electron spectra above 350 MeV along the Ulysses trajectory (37-40 (v.2))
by Raviart, A
MeV measurements of gamma-ray bursts by CGRO-COMPTEL (37-40 (v.3))
by Connors, A
Cosmic Ray induced background in the SPI INTEGRAL spectrometer (37-40 (v.5))
by Diallo, N
The solar activity dependence of relationship between CIR MeV ion enhancement and solar wind speed (373-376 (v.1))
by Kobayashi, M
Secondary and Re-entrant albedo electrons in the atmosphere (373-376 (v.2))
by De Nolfo, G A
Measurement of cosmic-ray H and He isotopes by BESS and its implications for cosmics-ray propagation (373-376 (v.3))
by Seo, E S
The role of solar wind and pick-up ions in the termination shock acceleration process (373-376 (v.4))
by Jones, F C
The telescope array project (373-376 (v.5))
by Aiso, S
Monte Carlo calculation of radio emission from extensive air showers (373-376 (v.7))
by Dova, M T
New spectral and abundance features in low energy CIR Heavy ions (377-380 (v.1))
by Mason, G M
Effects of the magnetosheath magnetic field on cosmic ray propagation near earth (377-380 (v.2))
by Butikofer, R
The He/ He ratio with the CAPRICE apparatus (377-380 (v.3))
by Barbiellini, G
New nonlinear effects in particle acceleration by strong shock waves (377-380 (v.4))
by Toptygin, I N
Proposed fluorescence detectors for the AUGER observatory (377-380 (v.5))
by Dawson, B R
Particle interaction modeling in high energy physics (377-380 (v.7))
by Swain, J
Time and energy dependence of 26-day recurrent decreases of 100MeV protons in the inner southern heliosphere and its correlation to latitudinal gradients: Ulysses COSPIN/KET results (381-384 (v.1))
by Kunow, H
Geomagnetic cutoff variations during solar energetic particle events-implications for the space station (381-384 (v.2))
by Leske, R A
High resolution measurements of the isotopic composition of galactic cosmic ray C, N, O, Ne, Mg and Si from Ulysses HET (381-384 (v.3))
by Connell, J
The role of the cross shock potential in perpendicular shock structure (381-384 (v.4))
by Jones, F C
Space-airwatch for cosmic rays: a new method category (381-384 (v.5))
by Linsley, J
An analysis of the energy spectrum of the highest energy cosmic rays (381-384 (v.7))
by Dova, M T
Distinct shock acceleration processes: ULYSSES observations (385-388 (v.1))
by Marhavilas, P
Apparent geomagnetic cutoffs and the cosmic ray anomaly in the Cape Town region (385-388 (v.2))
by Stoker, P H
Galactic cosmic ray confinement time : Ulysses HET measurements of the secondary radio-nuclide Be(385-388 (v.3))
by Connell, J
Cosmic ray acceleration at ultra-relativistic shock waves (385-388 (v.4))
by Bednarz, J
Space air watch: observation of the earth atmosphere from the ISSA space station (385-388 (v.5))
by Linsley, J
Comparison of experimental and simulation data on absorption lengths for electromagnetic component and gamma-hadron families induced by primary particles at energies 1-100 PeV (385-388 (v.7))
by Slavatinsky, S A
Periodicity of the energetic particle fluxes measured by SOHO/ERNE in 1996 (389-392 (v.1))
by Torsti, J J
Efficient computation of apparent cutoffs (389-392 (v.2))
by Bieber, J W
Voyager measurements of the isotopic composition of Li, Be and B nuclei (389-392 (v.3))
by Lukasiak, A
Microphysics of particle injection into the first order Fermi process in shocks (389-392 (v.4))
by Malkov, M
Possible scenarios for a space airwatch mission devoted to the observation of the atmospheric fluorescence induced by the cosmic radiation (389-392 (v.5))
by Attina, P
Analysis of Halo properties in high-energy gamma-hadron families (389-392 (v.7))
by Slavatinsky, S A
Energetic ions in the outer heliosphere, 1992-1997 (393-396 (v.1))
by Krimigis, S M
Secular changes in the geomagnetic cutoff rigidities and their effect on cosmic ray measurements (393-396 (v.2))
by Shea, M A
Al in the galactic cosmic radiation: measurements, with the Ulysses HET instrument (393-396 (v.3))
by Connell, J
Physics objectives for a superconducting magnetic facility on ISSA (393-396 (v.5))
by De Pascale, M P
Properties of the biggest shower recorded by the kiel array (393-396 (v.7))
by Kempa, J
Two-step forbush decreases in the inner solar system and their relevance for models of transient disturbances (397-400 (v.1))
by Wibberenz, G
Calculated cosmic ray cutoff rigidities at 450 knm for epoch 1990.0 (397-400 (v.2))
by Smart, D F
The galactic cosmic ray CI Clock : ULYSSES HET results(397-400 (v.3))
by Connell, J
Cosmic ray driven dynamical haloes: galactic winds or galactic breezes? (397-400 (v.5))
by Fichtner, H
Analytic evaluation of neutron and proton intensities in the atmosphere (397-400 (v.7))
by Liland, A
The large -scale structures in the interstellar medium (401 (v.5))
by Katz, M
Cosmic ray modulation during the 24 March 1991 forbush decrease (401-404 (v.1))
by Hofer, M Y
World grid of calculated cosmic ray vertical cutoff rigidities for epoch 1990.0 (401-404 (v.2))
by Smart, D F
The galactic cosmic ray all-particle spectrum (401-404 (v.3))
by Adams, J H
Non linear shock acceleration: Bifurcation analysis in the Bohm limit (401-404 (v.4))
by Malkov, M
A new measurement of the energy spectra of light nuclei from 20-150 GeV/n (404-408 (v.3))
by Diehl, E
Characteristics of precursory decrease of forbush decrease inferred from world wide observations of muon and neutron intensities (405-408 (v.1))
by Morishita, I
World grids of cosmic ray vertical cutoff rigidities for epoch 1600, 1700, and 1800 (405-408 (v.2))
by Smart, D F
Re-acceleration of GeV-electrons in weak intergalactic shocks (405-408 (v.4))
by Von Rauchhaupt, U
Measurement of the absolute proton and helium flux at the top of the atmosphere using IMAX (409 (v.3))
by Menn, W
To forecast huge forbush decreases during solar activity cycles (409-412 (v.1))
by Storini, M
Environmental radiation monitoring along the course of the expeditions from Italy to Antarctica and returnt (409-412 (v.2))
by Galli, M
Non-linear shock acceleration and gamma-ray production in supernova remnants (409-412 (v.4))
by Baring, M
Scintillation fiber telescope for detecting neutrons in a satellite experiment (41-44 (v.1))
by Muraki, Y
The cosmic Ray recovery and solar minimum phase of solar cycle 22: an interim report (41-44 (v.2))
by McDonald, F B
Analysis of the space distributions of two classes of classical GRBs (41-44 (v.3))
by Belli, B M
High energy imaging observations with INTEGRAL/IBIS (41-44 (v.5))
by Stephen, J B
Auto-model solution for the nonstationary problem described the cosmic ray preincrease effect and forbush-decrease (413-416 (v.1))
by Dorman, L I
Environmental radiation monitoring at Terra Nova Bay base and Ross Sea in various energy bands (413-416 (v.2))
by Galli, M
Temporal changes of GCR forbush decreases energy spectron (417-420 (v.1))
by Alania, M V
The sea - land transition of the environmental radiation during the expeditions Italy - Antarctica - Italy (417-420 (v.2))
by Cecchini, S
Effects of rock density unhomogeneities in muon flux underground (417-420 (v.6))
by Budino
Forbush-effects 1977-1979 (421-424 (v.1))
by Belov, A V
Latitude survey of the cosmic ray nucleonic component (Italy - Antarctic - Italy, 1996-1997) (421-424 (v.2))
by Villoresi, G
Acceleration of cosmic ray electrons by ion-excited waves at quasi-perpendicular shocks (421-424 (v.4))
by McClements, K G
Zenithal distribution of atmospheric muons (421-424 (v.6))
by Portella, H M
Scale-invariant features of cosmic ray fluctuation dynamics in a solar Cycle (425-428 (v.1))
by Kozlov, V I
Power spectra of neutron monitor time series at frequencies F 1.15x10 Hz (425-428 (v.2))
by Kudela, K
Interstellar dust, shock acceleration and the galactic cosmic ray composition (425-428 (v.4))
by Ellison, D C
Transition curves for Cherenkov radiation induced by high energy muon for KM3 project (425-428 (v.6))
by Takahashi, N
Cumulative effect of high speed solar wind streams on cosmic ray modulation (429-432 (v.1))
by Shrivastava, P K
ELFO : experiment for light flash observation in space(429-432 (v.2))
by Bartalucci, S
Short wavelength wave interactions in two fluid cosmic ray hydrodynamics and gas dynamics (429-432 (v.4))
by Webb, G
Muon pair production by gammas in extensive air showers (429-432 (v.6))
by Hudryavtsev, V A
Muon simulation and the primary cosmic ray composition at 10 5x10 eV (433 (v.6))
by Cheung, T
Mean free path of cosmic rays in the disturbance region behind IMF-shock causing forbush decrease at September 9, 1992 (433-436 (v.1))
by Fujimoto, K
Monitoring of air crew exposure by an active dose assessment system (433-436 (v.2))
The effect of nonlinear front distortion on particle injection rate in the regime of shock wave acceleration (433-436 (v.4))
by Toptygin, I N
Modulation effects in 1991-19982 years (437-440 (v.1))
by Belov, A V
Effect of interplanetary clouds on geomagnetic storms (437-440 (v.2))
by Kumar, S
New narrow angle muon telescope at Mt. Norikura (441 (v.1))
by Ohashi, Y
Neutron flux from earth surface at new moon and full moon (441-444 (v.2))
by Volodichev, N N
Is geminga the source of the Pleistocene beryllium-10 spikes ? (441-444 (v.4))
by Sonett, C P
Barometric effect of cosmic rays as a function of several variables (445-448 (v.2))
by Yanchukovsky, V L
Evidence of X-ray synchrotron emission from electrons accelerated to 30 TeV in the supernova Remnant Cassiopeia A (445-448 (v.4))
by Allen, G E
Angular and temporary cosmic ray muon flux characteristics measured with large aperture scintillator hodoscope (449-452 (v.2))
by Borog, V V
Is the mystery of the origin of galactic cosmic rays solved ? (449-452 (v.4))
by Allen, G E
Calibration of neutron monitor using an accelerator (45-48 (v.1))
by Shibata, S
Cosmic ray spectra deduced from neutron monitor surveys (45-48 (v.2))
by Bieber, J W
On the possible correlation between gamma-ray bursts and radio-quiet quasars (45-48 (v.3))
by Hurley, K
A study of cosmic ray composition using the CASA-MIA detector (45-48 (v.4))
by Catanese, M A
Cosmic ray studies on the MIR space station: The experiment sileye (45-48 (v.5))
by Morselli, A
Stratospoheric cosmic ray and ozone variations during last three cycles (453-456 (v.2))
by Martin, I M
On pulsar wind effect on cosmic ray energy spectra produced by SNR (453-456 (v.4))
by Giller, M
Multi-station comparative study of the nucleonic barometric coefficient dependences with altitude, cut-off rigidity and level of solar activity (457-460 (v.2))
by Dorman, L L
Progenitors of cosmic-ray producing supernova remnants (457-460 (v.4))
by Lacey, C K
Monte Carlo simulation of particle fluxes and cosmogenic nuclide production in the earth's atmosphere (461-464 (v.2))
by Masarik, J
The pair production spectrum from photon-phon annihilation (461-464 (v.4))
by Böttcher, M
Solar modulation of GCR in the last two centuries by radionuclides in meteorites (465-468 (v.2))
by Bonino, G
The origin of cosmics rays above 10 eV (465-468 (v.4))
by Al-Dargazelli, S S
Common long term periodicities in cosmogenic and climatic records over the last 3000 years (469-472 (v.2))
by Cini-Castagnoli, G
Continuous observation of Be-7 in the atmosphere for 5 years (473-476 (v.2))
by Sakuraï, H
The origin of the GCRII component (473-476 (v.4))
by Zank, G P
Search for the origin of quiet-time particle fluxes in the inner heliosphere (477-480 (v.2))
by Kiraly, P
The effects of voids and cores of galaxy clusters on the propagation of ultra-high energy cosmic rays (477-480 (v.4))
by Medina Tanco, G
Proton and alpha particle fluxes during quiet conditions (481-484 (v.2))
by Kiraly, P
Clustering of ultra-high energy cosmic rays: sources and time delay (481-484 (v.4))
by Medina Tanco, G
Pesca instrument for low-energy cosmic ions study in photon satellite (485 (v.2))
by Del Peral, L
Ultra high energy shock acceleration including photodisintegration (489-492 (v.4))
by Morfill, G E
Direct deduction of the number of neutrons injected from the sun on the basis of neutron monitor response (49-52 (v.1))
by Kananen, H
Different crossovers (49-52 (v.2))
by Reinecke, J P
Measuring the cosmic ray composition at the Knee with BLANCA (49-52 (v.4))
by Fortson, L F
Status of the PAMELA experiment for the study of cosmic antimatter in space (49-52 (v.5))
by Adriani, O
Wstatus of the NESTOR Project (49-52 (v.7))
by Capone, A
Energetic particle cross-field diffusion in turbulent magnetic fields (497-500 (v.4))
by Ostrowski, M
Extended Gamma-Ray emission of the solar flares in june 1991 (5-8 (v.1))
by Rank, G
Perpendicular diffusion and drift in solar modulation (5-8 (v.2))
by Bieber, J W
Minute-timescale periodicities in Her X-1 (5-8 (v.3))
by Leahy, D A
A new study on the composition of primary cosmic ray flux over the energy range 3X10 - 3x10 cV with the GRAPES III EAS array at OOTY (5-8 (v.4))
by Kawakami, S
Cosmic ray Shower simulation and reconstruction for the ATIC experiment (5-8 (v.5))
by Wang, J Z
Fragmentation of the projectile Pb nucleus in Pb-Pb interactions at 158 A GeV (5-8 (v.6))
by Wolter, W
First look at AMANDA-B data (5-8 (v.7))
by Tilav, S
Cosmic ray acceleration by a system of spherical shocks (501-504 (v.4))
by Klepach, E G
Shock acceleration in non linear test particle picture (505 (v.4))
by Ko, C M
The 64 m 2 solar neutron telescope at Norikura (53-56 (v.1))
by Muraki, Y
Cycle 22 recovery for cosmic ray modulation (53-56 (v.2))
by Ahluwalia, H S
The chemical composition of primary cosmic rays with energies from 10 to 10 eV (53-56 (v.4))
by Shirasaki, Y S
On the possibility of measuring cosmic ray with energies up to 10 eV by direct methods on light satellites (53-56 (v.5))
by Grigorov, N L
Detection efficiency of the first solar neutron telescope at Nirikura (57-60 (v.1))
by Matsubara, Y
Features of GCR long-period modulation in heliosphere (57-60 (v.2))
by Alania, M V
Status and results of the search for Gamma-ray bursts above 1 TeV with the HEGRA experiment (57-60 (v.3))
by Padilla, L
A method to reconstruct the energy and determine the composition of cosmics rays from Cherenkov light and particle densities measurements of extended air showers (57-60 (v.4))
by Lindner, A
Access-advanced cosmic ray composition experiment for the space station (57-60 (v.5))
by Isbert, J
Unidimensional properties of hadronic matter above 10 GeV (57-60 (v.6))
by Capdevielle, J N
Perspectives for neutrino astrophysics with NESTOR (57-60 (v.7))
by Bottai, S
Detection efficiency of the Bolivian solar neutron detector (61-64 (v.1))
by Matsubara, Y
Long-term cosmic ray variations: spectrum and relation with solar activity (61-64 (v.2))
by Belov, A V
The search for the TeV counterparts in gamma ray bursts (61-64 (v.3))
by Boyle, P J
The pulse shape of atmospheric Cerenkov signals (61-64 (v.4))
by Sinnott, M D
Charge resolution parametrization for DE-E telescopes (61-64 (v.5))
by Bronchalo, E
Comparison of experimental and simulated data on coplanar emission of extremely high-energy particles in multiple production (61-64 (v.6))
by Borisov, A S
On the Kamiokande 8B solar neutrinos measurement (61-64 (v.7))
by Kitamura, T
Impact of magnetic environment on the generation of high-energy neutron and gamma-rays during solar flares (65-68 (v.1))
by Kocharov, L G
Characteristics of long-term cosmic ray modulation during different phases of sun spot cycles in relation with polarity of solar magnetic field (65-68 (v.2))
by Shrivastava, P K
A southern hemisphere search for gamma ray bursts at the PeV and TeV energies (65-68 (v.3))
by Dazeley, S A
Changes of the cosmic0ray mass composition at the Knee (65-68 (v.4))
by Bernlöhr, K
An experiment to measure the elemental abundances of ultra-heavy cosmic rays (65-68 (v.5))
by Binns, W R
Some regularities observed in hadronic interactions (65-68 (v.6))
by Shibuya, E H
Origin of background events in the Kamiokande measurement (65-68 (v.7))
by Kitamura, T
Simulation of energy spectra of ions from impulsive solar flares (69-72 (v.1))
by Kartavykh, Yu Yu
High rigidity CR-SA hysteresis phenomenon and the dimension of modulation region in the heliosphere in dependence of particle rigidity (69-72 (v.2))
by Dorman, L I
Gamma-ray burst studies with GLAST (69-72 (v.3))
by Bonnell, J T
Cerenkov light based measurement of the chemical composition and energy spectrum of cosmic rays with the HEGRA detector (69-72 (v.4))
by Cortina, J
GLAST: GeV astronomy with thousands of sources (69-72 (v.5))
by Dingus, B L
Alignment of the energy distinguished cores and azimuthal effects at the superhigh energies EO 3.10 eV (69-72 (v.6))
by Yuldashbaev, T S
Restoration and properties of solar proton spectra from different sources (73-76 (v.1))
by Miroshnichenko, L I
Low rigidity CR-SA hysteresis phenomenon and average dimension of the modulation region and heliosphere (73-76 (v.2))
by Dorman, L I
Search for gamma-ray bursts of E 1 GeV at Mt Chacaltaya (73-76 (v.3))
by Barthelemy, S
Composition of cosmic rays from coincidences between atmospheric Cherenkov light and underground muons (73-76 (v.4))
by Mualem, L
Detection of High energy electrons by GLAST (73-76 (v.5))
by Ormes, J F
Spectral characteristics of SPEs related to Gamma ray events (77-80 (v.1))
by Pérez-Enriquez, R
Long-term variation of cosmic-ray diurnal anisotropy observed by a network of multi-directional muon telescopes in a wide range of rigidity (77-80 (v.2))
by Munakata, K
A search for cosmetic gamma ray bursts at GeV energies from simultaneous observations with grapes II and grapes III arrays at OOTY (77-80 (v.3))
by Tonwar, S C
Cosmic ray composition in the Knee region inferred from underground multiple muons at Soudan (77-80 (v.4))
by Kasahara, K
Hodoscopic CsI calorimeter for GLAST (77-80 (v.5))
by Norris, J P
Frequency Distributions of solar proton events (81-84 (v.1))
by Mendoza, B S
The magnetic cycle in cosmic ray anisotropies (81-84 (v.2))
by Bieber, J W
SIGMA observations of X-ray novae (81-84 (v.3))
by Goldwurm, A
About the new method of primary energy estimation selecting EAS at mountain altitudes (81-84 (v.4))
by Brankova, M
The cosmic ray isotope spectrometer (CRIS) (v.5) (81-84 (v.5))
by Von Rosenvinge, T T
The hadron spectrum at 840 g.cm average atmospheric depth (81-84 (v.6))
by Aglietta, M
Observational signatures of the influence of solar ejecta on the associated low-energy protons events (85-88 (v.1))
by Rodriguez Pacheco, J
Latitudinal and radial variation of 2 GeV protons and alpha particles derived by Ulysses COSPIN/KET and neutron monitor network observations (85-88 (v.2))
by Herber, B
Spin modulated GeV Gamma-ray emission from centaurus X-3 (85-88 (v.3))
by Vestrand, W T
A local source of high energy cosmic rays (85-88 (v.4))
by Erlykin, A D
The ACE-CRIS scintillating optical fiber trajectory (SOFT) detector: calibrations at the NSCI, and GSI (85-88 (v.5))
by Hink, P L
Experimental study of adronic interaction models using coincident data from EAS-Top and MACRO (85-88 (v.6))
by Spinetti, M
Status of radio ice Cerenkov experiment (RICE) (85-88 (v.7))
by Allen, C
Evidence for historical solar proton events from NO(X) precipitation in polar ice cores (89-92 (v.1))
by Dreschoff, G
The radial intensity gradients of galactic and anomalous cosmic ray (89-92 (v.2))
by Fujii, Z
Detection of the COS-B/EGRET source GRO J2227+61 (89-92 (v.3))
by Iyudin, A
Estimation of the primary cosmic ray composition around 10 PeV (89-92 (v.4))
by Yuldashbaev, T S
Intensity of super high energy hadrons observed with emulsion chambers at Yangbajing (89-92 (v.6))
by Lu, S L
Alpha-alpha fusion reactions in solar flares: accelerated and ambient He abundances and Li production (9-12 (v.1))
by Mandzhavidze, N
The cosmic ray diffusion tensor in the heliosphere (9-12 (v.2))
by Zank, G P
6 and 20 cm observations of 1E survey X-ray sources (9-12 (v.3))
by Leahy, D A
A new measurement on the composition of primary cosmic ray flux over the energy range 10 - 10 eV with the grapes II EAS array at OOTY (9-12 (v.4))
by Tonwar, S C
Methodology for the primary cosmic-ray observation in RUNJOB-program-chamber designing and data processing (9-12 (v.5))
Charged particle production in the Pb + Pb system at 158 GeV/c per nucleon (9-12 (v.6))
by Deines-Jones, P.
Analysis of cascades in AMANDA (9-12 (v.7))
by Porrata, R
The ionic charge of solar energetic particles with energies of 0.3-70 MeV per nucleon (93-96 (v.1))
by Oetliker, M
Compton-getting factor and latitude variation of cosmic rays (93-96 (v.2))
by Paizis, C
A silicon-tungsten imaging calorimeter for high energy cosmic ray measurements (93-96 (v.4))
by Bravar, U
Crimean Cherenkov Gamma-ray-telescope performance simulations and gamma-ray selection criterion (93-96 (v.5))
by Anokhina, A M
Estimation of the cosmic ray composition with the KASCADE hadron calorimeter (93-96 (v.6))
by Hörandel, J R
First results of a search of neutrino-induced muons on the earth's surface (93-96 (v.7))
by Aynutdinov, W
Radial diffusion coefficient of galactic cosmic ray hydrogen and helium in the heliosphere (97-100 (v.2))
by Fujii, Z
EGRET gamma ray poinbt sources above 1 GeV (97-100 (v.3))
by Reimer, O
Correlations in arrival time and angle of incidence distributions of EAS muons (97-100 (v.4))
by Brancus, I M
Telescope SHALON - 2 (97-100 (v.5))
by Sinitsyna, V G
Energy deposition of 10 TeV Hadrons in the KASCADE Calorimeter (97-100 (v.6))
by Milke, J
Systems development for a large - Scale astrophysical neutrino observatory (97-100 (v.7))
by He, Y
A deconvolution technique to determine injection profiles and spectra of solar cosmic rays (97-100(v.1))
by Ruffolo, D
Study of muon energy losses in the LVD experiment (v.6)
by Sartorelli, G P
The high energy muon spectrum in extensive air showers: first data from LVD and EAS-TOP at GRAN SASSO (v.6)
by Sartorelli
High Energy Muon - showers observed with emulsion chambers at Mt. Kanbala (v.6)
by Ren, J R
Single muon angular distribution for project GRAND (v.6)
by Fields, B
Search for stellar point sources with an enlarged sample of identified single muons (v.6)
by Poirier, J
Analyses of muons from the direction of Cygnus X-3 at large zenith angles 1992-1996 (v.6)
by Wada, T
A sky syurvey using muons in the MACRO detector (v.6)
by Giglietto, N
Measurements of the cosmic ray muon component in the atmosphere from ground level to balloon altitudes (v.6)
by Basini, G
Inelastic interactions of muons deep underground (v.6)
by Aynutdinov, V M
Monte Carlo simulation of muon transport in rock (v.6)
by Lagutin, A A
Simulation of neutron production by deep underground muons (v.6)
by Ruddick K
Intrinsic uncertainty in Monte Carlo Models of the underground muon flux (v.6)
by Longley, N P
A measurement of the mu+/mu- ratio at the top of the atmosphere with the Caprice experiment
by Barbiellini, G
The hadron spectrum at 840 $gcm^{-2}$ average atmospheric depth
by Aglietta, M
Primary composition analysis from muons in EAS
by Aglietta, M
Experimental study of hadronic interaction model using coincident data from EAS-TOP and MACRO
by Aglietta, M
The atmospheric neutrino flavor ratio in Soudan 2
by Goodman, M

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