Cosmic Ray Anisotropies Around the Forbush Decrease of April 11, 2001

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Apr 2006

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Solar Physics, Volume 234, Issue 2, pp.353-362

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During the Forbush decrease of April 11, 2001, the Ooty (11.4∘N, 76.7∘E, 2200 m altitude, South India) high energy muon detectors showed considerable anisotropies. Some anisotropies and asymmetries indicated that the Earth did not pass the middle of the interplanetary structure (blob), and passed its northern part. Some anisotropies which occurred when the Earth was outside the blob (notably before the Forbush decrease) could be the precursory increases due to reflection from the shock fronts, but some others could not be understood as these appeared in a direction away from the blob.

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