On the re-connexion of magnetic field lines in conducting fluids
Magnetic field lines reconnection in steady incompressible hydromagnetic two dimensional flow, formulating governing equations with cylindrical polar coordinates
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Axford, W. I..
Magnetic field lines reconnection in steady incompressible hydromagnetic two dimensional flow, formulating governing equations with cylindrical polar coordinates
Intergalactic medium lukewarm models, considering physical state, cosmic photon spectrum and isothermal and adiabatic expansion
Venusian ionosphere thermal protons and/or deuterons source observed by radio occultation method, suggesting dominance at high altitudes
Radiation belt and auroral primary ions, comparing origin possibilities of ionosphere and solar wind
Solar flares associated interplanetary and terrestrial phenomena by satellite, space probe and rocket observation, investigating solar wind disturbances, geomagnetic storms, ionospheric effects, etc
Stellar wind theory and related steady radial flows, discussing gravitating point mass, heat conduction, shocks, viscosity, outflows and inflows
Force field model for galactic cosmic rays modulation by solar cycles, noting agreement with Fokker-Planck equation analytic and numerical solutions
Radial gradients and anisotropies of cosmic rays in interplanetary medium
Equations governing cosmic ray modulation and approximate equations valid at high and low energies
Solar cosmic ray anisotropies in terms of model with particles propagating along interplanetary magnetic field undergoing pitch-angle scattering
Solar wind induced magnetospheric convection for interpretation of geomagnetic storms, aurora and trapped particle belts, noting electric fields
He 3 production and loss in atmosphere, discussing precipitation of energetic magnetospheric particles, thermal escape, nonthermal processes, etc
Helium in atmosphere, aurora and solar wind, discussing geophysical problems, interplanetary neutral H, etc
Transformation of differential mean and current densities and anisotropy of cosmic ray particles and photons observed in frames of reference relative to each other with isotropic flux
Galactic cosmic ray scattering and energy loss through solar wind interaction
Helium isotopes escape mechanism from earth atmosphere related to polar wind ionospheric plasma flow from earth
H II regions expansion around O, B and A stars due to interstellar hydrogen ionization by stellar radiation absorption
Solar wind convection and energy changes effects on solar cosmic rays, solving time dependent spherically symmetric Fokker-Planck equation