On the chemistry of Jupiter's upper atmosphere.
Ion-molecule chemistry of Jupiter upper atmosphere, studying equilibrium and nonequilibrium abundances of hydrocarbon products due to UV radiation reaction
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Wildey, R. L..
Ion-molecule chemistry of Jupiter upper atmosphere, studying equilibrium and nonequilibrium abundances of hydrocarbon products due to UV radiation reaction
Limitations of theory of radiative transfer in lunar surface, and modified version for prescribing behavior of infrared radiation recorded on earth
Applicability of spatial filtering to astronomical photography - auxiliary device for destroying coherence of laser light
Photoelectric-photographic map of normal albedo of moon
Ten micron stellar flux measurements of 42 stars with 200 inch Hale telescope and predictions of model atmospheres and line-blanketing theory
Thermal 8-14 micron IR emission of Jupiter in December 1963
Photoelectric spectroscopic radial velocity technique to measure Venus rotation with precision
Cooling and reheating of Jupiter satellite Ganymede when disappearing and reappearing from Jupiter shadow observed at Palomar Observatory
Stellar subdwarf line-blanketing normalization photometry and UBV magnitude and color modification by spectral Fraunhofer lines
Photometric observations of Earth by Earth- tracking system aboard Mariner II spacecraft
IR opacity of Jupiter outer atmosphere and IR ENHANCEMENT of satellite shadow, using limb darkening measurements
Photoelectrically determined photometric function of Moon correlated with color, normal albedo and geomorphology
Photometric studies of total visual flux of earth from telemetry measurements of Mariner II SPACECRAFT
Brightness temperature distribution across jupiter disk and integral brightness temperatures of galilean satellites mapped from observations at 10 microns with 200-inch hale telescope
Twenty-five stars from b8 to m7 measured by photometer using germanium photoconductor
Surface temperature variations during lunar night measured with photometer incorporating mercury- doped germanium photoconductor
Twenty-five stars from b8 to m7 measured by photometer using germanium photoconductor