Cross correlation between cosmic-ray fluctuations and interplanetary magnetic-field fluctuations

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Cosmic Rays, Cross Correlation, Interplanetary Magnetic Fields, Magnetic Variations, Particle Flux Density, Astronomical Models, Energy Spectra, Magnetic Effects, Neutron Counters, Periodic Variations, Scintillation

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Study of the cross-correlation between cosmic-ray intensity fluctuations and the interplanetary magnetic field, using the low-frequency limit of the theory of the interplanetary scintillations of cosmic rays. Cross-spectral analysis of the flux of the Alert neutron monitor and simultaneous values of the interplanetary magnetic field components are presented which support the theory. A model of cosmic-ray fluctuations is described, with effects of gradients and interplanetary sector structure dominating for very low frequencies (less than or about equal to .000005 Hz) and magnetic-field induced interplanetary scintillations of cosmic rays dominating for higher frequencies.

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