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Cini-Castagnoli, G., Dodero, M. A., Andreis, L. (1968) The solar semidiurnal variation of cosmic-ray intensity 70 m.w.e. underground. Canadian Journal of Physics, 46. doi:10.1139/p68-364

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TitleThe solar semidiurnal variation of cosmic-ray intensity 70 m.w.e. underground
JournalCanadian Journal of Physics
AuthorsCini-Castagnoli, G.Author
Dodero, M. A.Author
Andreis, L.Author
Year1968 (May 15)Volume46
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
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Full ReferenceCini-Castagnoli, G., Dodero, M. A., Andreis, L. (1968) The solar semidiurnal variation of cosmic-ray intensity 70 m.w.e. underground. Canadian Journal of Physics, 46. doi:10.1139/p68-364
Plain TextCini-Castagnoli, G., Dodero, M. A., Andreis, L. (1968) The solar semidiurnal variation of cosmic-ray intensity 70 m.w.e. underground. Canadian Journal of Physics, 46. doi:10.1139/p68-364
In(n.d.) Canadian Journal of Physics Vol. 46. Canadian Science Publishing

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