Ultraviolet spectroscopy
Ultraviolet spectroscopic measurements on Mars upper atmosphere by Mariners 6 and 7
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Ultraviolet spectroscopic measurements on Mars upper atmosphere by Mariners 6 and 7
Mariner 5 Lyman alpha measurements fitted with barometric-exospheric equation using two component model atmosphere
Atomic hydrogen density and Venus upper atmosphere temperature measured by Mariner 5 observation of Lyman-alpha radiation
UV auroral spectrum atomic oxygen, nitrogen and molecular nitrogen electron impact excited emission calculations compared to rocket observations
Lyman alpha atomic hydrogen airglow measured in outer Venus atmosphere by Mariner 5, discussing variation as function of height
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Dayglow photoelectron excitation rate from electron energy loss calculations, with energy transfer functions calculated from photoelectrons produced by UV solar radiation
Atmospheric scattering of solar flux in UV noting radiation transfer for airborne detector, air component absorption coefficient and spectra from rocket flight
Digitalized solar ultraviolet spectrum obtained in rocket experiments for use in analysis of upper atmosphere experiments
Upper atmospheric nitric oxide determined from Aerobee measurement of UV dayglow spectra
Aerobee rocket measurement of nitric oxide in upper atmosphere, noting fluorescence in airglow layer, emission rate factors and NO densities
Spectroscopy of planetary ultraviolet radiation - Rayleigh scattering and electron excitation
Auroral UV molecular nitrogen emission energy calculations based on excitation and ionization cross sections
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Nitric oxide dayglow measurement by ultraviolet spectrometer aboard aerobee rocket
Upper atmosphere three-body reactions study leading to light emission with laboratory results applied to night airglow
Ultraviolet spectroscopy of planetary atmospheres
Atom concentrations produced by microwave discharge in nitrogen and hydrogen