Periodicity of cosmic-ray intensity and geomagnetic index KP during the 1954-1964 solar cycle

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Cosmic Rays, Kp Index, Particle Intensity, Periodic Variations, Solar Activity Effects, Solar Cycles, Correlation Coefficients, Interplanetary Magnetic Fields, Particle Flux Density, Power Spectra, Wavelengths

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Quasi-periodic variations (27 days or less) in cosmic-ray intensity over the solar activity cycle No. 19 (maximum solar activity recorded to date, duration 1954-1964) are analyzed by different methods (power spectra; periodic analysis based on periods of 6, 12, 27 days, and amplitudes; correlation coefficients between variables). The variables were correlated for the same date or shifted in time in order to discern any time-varying relationship between the geomagnetic planetary index Kp and the cosmic-ray intensity. Correlation between short waves and the sector structure of the interplanetary magnetic field is examined, and amplitude vs period duration is studied in the case of long waves.

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