The 22-year variation of cosmic rays and the inversion of the solar magnetic field

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Cosmic Rays, Magnetic Field Inversions, Particle Flux Density, Solar Magnetic Field, Atmospheric Sounding, Periodic Variations, Solar Activity Effects, Solar Cycles, Solar Terrestrial Interactions, Stratosphere

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Experimental data on cosmic-ray intensity were acquired at various atmospheric heights above Alma-Ata during 1962-1982. A 22-year wave was found in the relative change of the temporal course of cosmic-ray intensity at heights not below 320 g/sq cm, and the energy spectrum of the variations of this wave was found to have a positive index. From the standpoint of modulation effects, the presence of drift motions is shown to lead to a change (compared to the traditional modulated spectrum) of the modulated spectrum of cosmic rays in a definite energy range, this change depending on the sign of the solar magnetic field. This effect is most distinct in two successive minima of solar activity (e.g., 1965 and 1975).

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