From April 1st to August 14th, 2006, thunderstorms had been recorded at Yangbajing Cosmic Ray Observatory by ARGO-YBJ experiment. This paper analyzed the correlation between atmospheric electric field （AEF） and ＂sc...From April 1st to August 14th, 2006, thunderstorms had been recorded at Yangbajing Cosmic Ray Observatory by ARGO-YBJ experiment. This paper analyzed the correlation between atmospheric electric field （AEF） and ＂scaler mode＂ counting rate during thunderstorm. Counting rates of multiplicities n=1,2 were found to have a large increase （from 1.02% to 9.03%）, while there was few or no changes in those of multiplicities n=3 and n≥4 during the thunderstorms. The counts of different multiplicities had different feedbacks on the violent change of AEF, which showed that their energy and most components were distinguishing.展开更多
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.10120130794)
文摘From April 1st to August 14th, 2006, thunderstorms had been recorded at Yangbajing Cosmic Ray Observatory by ARGO-YBJ experiment. This paper analyzed the correlation between atmospheric electric field （AEF） and ＂scaler mode＂ counting rate during thunderstorm. Counting rates of multiplicities n=1,2 were found to have a large increase （from 1.02% to 9.03%）, while there was few or no changes in those of multiplicities n=3 and n≥4 during the thunderstorms. The counts of different multiplicities had different feedbacks on the violent change of AEF, which showed that their energy and most components were distinguishing.
