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The oscillatory movements of atmospheric air masses have been claimed to be the origin of the muon flux variation measured at the ground level. Using a cosmic ray toolkit (COsmic Ray SImulations for KAscade [CORSIKA]), we simulate cascade scenarios in a time scale of a year and show the dependence of the muon flux pattern with a proposed oscillatory model atmosphere.

Ground‐level muon flux variation in a cosmic ray simulation