Solar-cycle dependence of galactic cosmic ray flux. II - The correlation between the nucleonic flux and solar indices

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Cosmic Rays, Galactic Radiation, Particle Flux Density, Solar Cycles, Radio Astronomy, Solar Activity, Solar Corona

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To investigate the relationship between solar activity and cosmic-ray modulation, time series of the nucleonic flux and of solar plages, sunspots, centimeter radio noise, and the brightness of the white-light corona at 1.1 and 1.5 solar radii from the center of sun are cross-correlated. Data pertain to the years 1964-1967 during the ascending phase of the current solar cycle. The amplitudes and phases of correlation functions for filtered and unfiltered indices are discussed. The existence of a superior solar index for relating solar activity to long-term modulation is not yet demonstrated conclusively, and the time lag of modulation is too poorly determined to permit its use in estimating the radius of the modulation region.

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