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The cosmic ray anisotropy.

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Abstract

Cosmic ray anisotropy may be due to existence of trapped orbits in interplanetary field, sunward flux density gradient or Compton-Getting effect

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RADIATION INTENSITY COSMIC RAY PROPAGATION INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD COMPTON EFFECT

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Stern, D.. 1964-10-01. The cosmic ray anisotropy.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19650027380

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