Reexamination of the anomalous zenithal distribution of the atmospheric muons
Anomalous zenithal distribution of atmospheric muons
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Maeda, K..
Anomalous zenithal distribution of atmospheric muons
Winter anomalies, auroras, and noctilucent clouds in polar upper atmosphere
Temporal solutions of photochemical equations describing ozone and atomic oxygen distribution in oxygen atmosphere in polar regions
Auroral particles induced molecular oxygen dissociation in polar upper atmosphere, relating increased ozone concentration to atmospheric IR hydroxyl emission
Temporal solutions for photochemical equations describing distribution of ozone and oxygen during auroral events
Auroral molecular oxygen dissociation and infrared hyroxyl emission
Quasi-biennial cycles in cosmic ray intensity
Temporal solutions of photochemical equations describing distribution of ozone and atomic oxygen in oxygen atmosphere and application to auroral events
Equatorial spread-F and tropical disturbances, supplying data on typhoon, geomagnetic activity and atmospheric pressure waves
Quasi-biennial oscillation in stratosphere shown in cosmic-ray data at ground
Auroral infrasonics and interpretation of wave- form periodicity of atmospheric traveling auroral pressure wave
Quasi-biennial cosmic rays in tropical region estimated from results of meteorological investigation
Diffusion rate calculation of low energy auroral electrons in polar atmosphere by Monte Carlo methods with attention to backscattering coefficient
Rocket and satellite investigations of ionospheric electron and ion collision frequencies, solar radiation, D, E and F regions, plasma frequency probe, etc
Quasi-biennial cosmic radiation intensity variation in tropical regions
Monte Carlo method used on energy dissipation of electrons in air and applied to diffusion of low energy auroral electrons in atmosphere
Contribution of aerodynamically produced atmospheric acoustic waves to heating of polar night mesosphere
Radio research in United States satellite program and whip and/or loop antennas for use in space radio patrol