Cosmic Ray Investigations in Tropical Latitudes

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"Cosmic Ray Investigations in Tropical Latitudes" is the doctoral thesis by Indian physicist Vikram Sarabhai, focusing on the behavior and characteristics of cosmic rays in equatorial and low-latitude regions.

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instanceOf doctoral thesis
scientific dissertation
academicAdvisor C. V. Raman NERFINISHED
academicDegree PhD
academicDiscipline atmospheric physics
physics
associatedWithInstitution St John’s College, Cambridge NERFINISHED
University of Cambridge NERFINISHED
author Vikram Sarabhai NERFINISHED
citationRole foundational work in low-latitude cosmic ray studies
completionYear 1947
contributionTo early development of cosmic ray research in India
understanding of cosmic ray behavior near the geomagnetic equator
countryOfOrigin India
examines equatorial geomagnetic cutoff for cosmic rays
geomagnetic effects on cosmic rays
influence of Earth’s magnetic field on primary cosmic rays
variation of cosmic ray intensity with latitude
fieldOfStudy astroparticle physics
cosmic rays
space physics
focusesOn behavior of cosmic rays in equatorial regions
behavior of cosmic rays in low-latitude regions
characteristics of cosmic rays in tropical latitudes
latitude dependence of cosmic ray intensity
geographicalFocus equatorial regions
low geomagnetic latitudes
tropical latitudes
hasSubject cosmic ray intensity gradients
primary cosmic radiation
secondary cosmic radiation
tropical atmospheric conditions and cosmic rays
influencedBy earlier cosmic ray studies by C. V. Raman and contemporaries
language English
relatedTo development of space science in India
relatedWorkOfAuthor founding of the Indian space program by Vikram Sarabhai
researchMethod ground-based cosmic ray measurements
ionization chamber observations
latitude survey of cosmic ray intensity
supervisedAt Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore NERFINISHED
timePeriodOfResearch early 1940s
typeOfWork original research

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Vikram Sarabhai doctoralThesisTitle Cosmic Ray Investigations in Tropical Latitudes