Journal of Physics Research and Education, Vol. 01 No. 01

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EDITORIAL NOTE

I am delighted to introduce a scientific journal being published by the Department of Physics, University of North Bengal, Journal of Physics Research and Education (JPRE), a new journal that emphasizes contribution in the emerging areas of research and education in Physics. JPRE provides a really exciting opportunity to consider the truly interdisciplinary nature of research in Physics at a time of great change across the wider landscape of Physics research. The objective of JPRE is to publish up-to-date, high-quality and original research papers alongside relevant and insightful reviews. The journal is also dedicated to maintaining and improving the standard of taught Physics in Universities and the submitted articles will be peer-reviewed. The journal aspires to be vibrant, engaging and accessible, and at the same time it should address the frontier, integrative and challenging issues in Physics. All articles must therefore contain contents that are physics research in interdisciplinary nature and applicable to the teaching of Physics at University level. Needless to say, any papers that you wish to submit, either individually or collaboratively, are much appreciated and will make a substantial contribution towards the advancement and success of the journal. Best wishes and thank you in advance for your contribution to the Journal of Physics Research and Education.

Dr. Suman Chatterjee

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    Simulation Study of the Geomagnetic Influence on the EAS Muons
    (University of North Bengal, 2021-01) Basak, A.; Dey, R.K.
    The distribution of the muon content of highly inclined Monte Carlo cosmic ray showers is affected by the influence of Earth's geomagnetic field. It is found that the shapes of the positive and negative muon distributions get affected/ modified by the influence of the Earth's geomagnetic field. Such a correlation between the earth's geomagnetic activity and the cosmic ray (CR) air shower muons is found sensitive to the primary cosmic ray mass composition.