Cosmic-ray positrons and negatrons of energies 10 to 250 MeV at 85 deg geomagnetic latitude
Balloon measurements of cosmic ray positron and negatron intensities near North Pole
Cline, T. L.↗
Engineering topics
Cline, T. L.
Publications and source records attributed to Cline, T. L..
Delayed appearance of relativistic electrons 5 days after a solar flare
Inverse velocity dispersion of relativistic electron intensity in interplanetary medium after solar flare
Cline, T. L.↗
Cosmic ray and solar flare electrons
Cosmic ray electrons and solar flare particles by OGO-E and Explorer 33 data for identifying solar flare electrons
Cline, T. L.↗
Very high energy solar X-rays observed during the proton event of 7 July 1966.
Spectral intensity of high energy solar X rays observed during July 7, 1966 polar event with satellite OGO 3, suggesting nonthermal bremsstrahlung origin
Cline, T. L.↗
Relativistic solar electrons detected during the 7 July 1966 proton flare event.
Relativistic solar electron detection in interplanetary space during July 7, 1966 proton flare event, noting energy spectrum and time history
Cline, T. L.↗
Detection of interplanetary 3- to 12-Mev electrons
Low energy electron flux as interplanetary radiation primary component, considering data from IMP-1 observations
Cline, T. L.↗
Relativistic electrons from solar flares.
Interplanetary relativistic electrons from solar flare events
Cline, T. L.↗
On the generation of synchrotron and X-ray emission from electrons with energy below mc super 2 in solar flares.
Synchrotron and X ray emission generation from upper chromosphere electrons during solar flares
Cline, T. L.↗
Gamma-ray astronomy with a digitized spark chamber.
Cosmic gamma radiation point sources from high altitude balloon flights
Cline, T. L.↗
Interplanetary and solar electrons of energy 3- 12 Mev.
Low energy relativistic solar electrons detected in interplanetary space with IMP satellites
Cline, T. L.↗
Relativistic electrons from solar flares
Time histories and energy spectra of interplanetary relativistic electrons from solar flares
Cline, T. L.↗
High-energy X rays from the solar flare of July 7, 1966.
Highest differential energy range of X rays during July 1966 solar flare suggests nonthermal bremsstrahlung origin of hard flare X rays
Cline, T. L.↗
Gamma-ray astronomy with a digitized spark chamber
High altitude balloon magnetic-core digitized spark chamber detector system for determining point sources of cosmic gamma radiation
MAGNETIC CORE↗
High-energy solar X-rays of 7 July 1966
OGO III spectrometric determination time history and differential intensity of solar X-rays
SOLAR X-RAY↗
Production of low-energy cosmic-ray electrons.
Production of low energy cosmic ray electrons, investigating energy inputs to injected secondary electrons by possible low magnitude solar electric field and possible galactic Fermi acceleration
COSMIC RADIATION↗
Possible spectral neutrality of cosmic radiation.
Electron and proton differential velocity spectra observed for low-energy relativistic cosmic rays, noting spectral neutrality of radiation
MASS SPECTRUM↗
On the production of low-energy cosmic-ray electrons
On production of low energy cosmic ray electron
CORPUSCULAR RADIATION↗
Satellite observations of MeV phenomena related to the solar wind. Explorer-12 observations. IMP observations of primary 3-MeV electrons
Explorer XII and IMP satellite observations of MeV phenomena related to solar wind
EXPLORER XII SATELLITE↗