Titlebook: Cosmic Rays and Earth; Proceedings of an IS J. W. Bieber,E. Eroshenko,R. Kallenbach Conference proceedings 2000 Springer Science+Business M

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erplanetary medium. Such regions, and the shocks which they may generate, have pronounced effects on cosmic ray densities both locally and at some distance away. These energetic particle effects can often be used to identify CMEs in the interplanetary medium, where they are usually called ‘ejecta’.

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g topics are discussed: observations of the cosmic ray modulation at the Earth and main characteristics of the accumulated experimental data; manifestations of the solar magnetic cycle in cosmic rays; the effect of hysteresis and its relation to the size of the heliosphere; the rigidity spectrum of

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erates its own detectors and offers the opportunity to extend the cosmic-ray records over much longer time scales. Two different types of ‘natural detectors’ can be distinguished. The first is based on long lived radionuclides that are produced by cosmic-ray interactions in the atmosphere and subseq

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ntal problems of modern astrophysics. It is the aim of this paper to review new developments in the understanding of mechanisms involved in the scattering of charged particles by magnetic field fluctuations. Special emphasis is given to a comparison of transport parameters determined from the modeli

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ons, initiated in the solar atmosphere, affect galactic cosmic rays. In some cases their influence on the cosmic ray intensity results in data signatures that can possibly be used to predict geomagnetic storm onsets. Case studies illustrating the complexity of the cosmic ray effects and related geom

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ship between the two, it is expected and found that the Earth’s temperature follows more closely decade variations in cosmic ray flux than other solar activity parameters. If the relationship is real the state of the Heliosphere affects the Earth’s climate.

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