Observations of the solar particle event of 7 July 1966 with University of Iowa detectors.
Time histories of Mev proton and alpha particle intensities during and after July 7, 1966 solar flare, noting abundance ratio and geophysical effects
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Krimigis, S. M..
Time histories of Mev proton and alpha particle intensities during and after July 7, 1966 solar flare, noting abundance ratio and geophysical effects
Protons emitted by July 7, 1966 solar flare observed by low altitude high latitude Injun 4 satellite
Mariner 4 cosmic ray observations in 1964-1965, discussing low and high energy electron detectors and daily averages of counting rates
Protons in magnetosphere and magnetotail observed with silicon detector on Explorer 33
Low energy geomagnetically trapped proton intensities from high latitude orbiting Injun 4 satellite observations
Interplanetary radiation radial gradient measured from Mariners 4 and 5
Geomagnetically trapped alpha particles intensity between 527 and 2502 km measured by satellite detector, noting energy/nucleon spectra form
Solar particle event of February 1965 observation with Mariner IV and Injun IV showing 70 degrees heliocentric longitudinal distribution in interplanetary space
Geomagnetically trapped alpha particles from Injun IV satellite measurements
Low energy trapped proton observations with Injun 4 satellite
Injun satellite observations of solar particles inside magnetosphere
Low energy protons emitted by solar flare satellite observed inside and outside of magnetosphere, noting immediate access to polar caps
Design of particle detector used in Mariner IV COSMIC ray observations
Simultaneous observations of solar protons inside and outside magnetosphere by Explorer XXXIII AND Injun IV
Solar energetic particle intensities obtained with Mariner IV and Injun IV during 5-12 February 1965 cosmic ray event
Low energy proton measurements in magnetosphere using Mariner IV spacecraft
Mariner IV observation of 500-kev protons in interplanetary space
Mariner IV low energy proton measurements of magnetosphere