Cosmic Rays

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages ix-x
I - Discovery, Pages 3-10
II - The Nature of the Radiation, Pages 11-25
III - Particles Produced by the Cosmic Rays, Pages 26-50,50a,51-53
IV - The Primary Cosmic Radiation, Pages 54-69
V - Radio Waves from the Galaxy, Pages 70-82
VI - Extensive Air Showers, Pages 83-96
VII - The Origin of Cosmic Rays, Pages 97-112
VIII - Local Peculiarities, Pages 113-128
IX - Other Cosmic Radiations, Pages 129-131
References, Pages 132-135
1 - Observations of the Penetrating Radiation on Seven Balloon Flights, Pages 139-147
2 - The Nature of the High-altitude Radiation, Pages 148-167
3 - The Earth-magnetic Effect and the Corpuscular Nature of (Cosmic) Ultra-radiation. IV, Pages 168-178
4 - The Positive Electron, Pages 179-182,182a,182b,182c,182d,183
5 - On Multiplicative Showers, Pages 184-196
6 - Note on the Nature of Cosmic-ray Particles, Pages 197-203
7 - Extensive Cosmic-ray Showers, Pages 204-212
8 - The Nature of the Primary Cosmic Radiation and the Origin of the Mesotron, Pages 213-216
9 - Observations on the Tracks of Slow Mesons in Photographic Emulsions, Pages 217-218,218a,219-227
10 - Evidence for Multiple Meson and γ-ray Production in Cosmic-ray Stars, Pages 228,228a,229-231
11 - A Mechanism of Acquirement of Cosmic-ray Energies by Electrons, Pages 232-237
12 - On the Origin of the Cosmic Radiation, Pages 238-252
13 - Cosmic Radiation and Radio Stars, Pages 253-255
14 - Abundance of Lithium, Beryllium, Boron and Other Light Nuclei in the Primary Cosmic Radiation and the Problem of Cosmic-ray Origin, Pages 256-260,260a,261-262,262a,263-274
15 - The Nature of Cosmic Radio Emission and the Origin of Cosmic Rays, Pages 275-287
16 - Cosmic-ray Modulation by Solar Wind, Pages 288-294
Index, Pages 295-297