Time evolution of the secondary cosmic radiation during the magnetic storm of 20 August 1979

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Mar 1982

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(ZHETF Pis'ma v Redaktsiiu, vol. 35, Mar. 20, 1982, p. 254-258.) JETP Letters, vol. 35, Mar. 20, 1982, p. 318-323. Translation.

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Magnetic Storms, Magnetospheric Instability, Particle Flux Density, Periodic Variations, Secondary Cosmic Rays, Electron Energy, Gamma Ray Telescopes, Gamma Rays, Proton Energy

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Approximately periodic variations were detected in the electron, proton, and gamma intensities by the Nataliya-1 gamma telescope during a flight on a high-altitude balloon at 46 deg N. The periods of these variations were about 1, 10, and 30 min. Sharp surges in the intensities of these components were detected simultaneously. The time evolution of these events and their relationship to processes in the disturbed magnetosphere are discussed.

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