Energetic carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen nuclei in the earth's outer radiation zone
Geomagnetically trapped C, N and O nuclei and alpha particles in earth outer radiation zone, noting acceleration and loss mechanisms
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Van Allen, J. A..
Geomagnetically trapped C, N and O nuclei and alpha particles in earth outer radiation zone, noting acceleration and loss mechanisms
Nonflaring solar X-ray and microwave radiation flux correlation from satellite data
Geomagnetically trapped energetic nuclei Z greater than or equal to 3 in earth outer radiation zone, measuring intensity ratio to alpha particles
Observational data for solar X-ray flares measured by Explorer 33 and Explorer 35 satellites
Electric field in earth magnetotail via Explorer 33 and 35 satellite observation of solar electrons above 50 kev energy
Solar flare induced cosmic ray intensity increases registered by high latitude neutron monitors and Explorer 35 satellite, presenting intensity time profiles analyses
Solar X-ray flux from Explorer 33 and 35 observations, presenting catalog of tabular and graphical data
Alpha particle emissivity measurement of moon by Explorer 35 spacecraft for U 238 abundance in outer crust
Corpuscular radiation in outerspace determined by radiation detector data from aerospace vehicles
Alpha particle emissivity of moon by Explorer 35 Satellite
Charged particle population dynamics in outer radiation zone of magnetosphere, discussing ring current particles, protons, electrons, alpha particles and electric field
Moon effect on intensity and angular distribution of energetic electron and proton shadowing as observed by Explorer satellites
Solar X ray flare of July 7, 1966 with Explorer 33 satellite atributed to McMath plage region 8362, discussing solar and cosmic radio noise
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
Absolute flux of soft X rays as function of time from three solar flares on May 23, 1967
Interplanetary magnetic field power spectrum variation and solar cosmic ray diffusion
Intrinsic magnetic dipole moment of Venus based on absence of radiation belt electrons