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Method of Global Survey by Data of Muon Telescopes

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A new variant of a global survey method that allows obtaining information on the first two angular moments of cosmic ray distribution function in the interplanetary space using the data of continuous hourly registration of muon telescopes of the GMDN network and the Yakutsk cosmic ray spectrograph is presented. A calculation of receiving characteristics for the telescopes and accounting of the temperature effect that are necessary for a successful realization of the method are carried out. The results of application of the method in definition of cosmic ray anisotropy parameters are analyzed for the period 2012–2018.

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The work is carried out under the support of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research project no. 18-02-00451-a. This study was performed on equipment at the unique research facility of the Russian National Network of Cosmic Ray Stations. Also, we gratefully thanks the authors of NMDB, MDDB, and GMDN databases for providing their data.

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Grigoryev, V.G., Gololobov, P.Y., Krivoshapkin, P.A. et al. Method of Global Survey by Data of Muon Telescopes. Phys. Atom. Nuclei 82, 879–885 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063778819660220

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