Structure and decay of the Starfish radiation belt, October 1963 to December 1965.
Structure and decay of artificial radiation belt produced by high altitude nuclear explosion
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Williams, D. J..
Structure and decay of artificial radiation belt produced by high altitude nuclear explosion
Effects of auroral electrojet on magnetospheric electron disturbances
Low altitude electron trapping boundary collapse during magnetic storm due to field line extension into geomagnetic tail
Time history and energy spectra of solar proton flare on February 5, 1965
Temporal and spatial behavior of low energy solar protons in magnetosphere
Satellite measurement of behavior of high latitude energetic electron trapping boundary, noting geomagnetic storm effects
Satellite data used for simultaneous trapped electron and geomagnetic tail field studies
Data from satellite 1963 38C, showing existence of 27-day periodicity in intensities of trapped electrons undergoing two increases and linked to interplanetary magnetic field
Feasibility of standard satellite system to accommodate variety of missions in magnetosphere
Longitudinal asymmetry of trapped energetic electron intensities attributed to lowering of mirror points in South African anomaly
Correlated magnetic tail and radiation belt observations from Explorer 18 /Imp I/ satellite and APL satellite 1963 38C in April 1964
High energy trapped electrons in outer zone for 27-day, diurnal and storm time variations
Loss and replenishment of trapped electrons at middle latitudes and high B values, noting electron transmission through South Atlantic anomaly
Nightside magnetosphere configuration obtained from polar orbiting satellite 1963 38C data on trapped electrons at 1100 km
IMP-I and APL satellite observations of magnetic disturbance between earth magnetic tail and radiation belts within magnetosphere
Intensities of trapped electrons at high latitudes noting response to magnetic activity
Distortions in spatial distribution of high energy electrons observed by polar orbiting satellite
Spatial and temporal behavior of high energy trapped electrons in outer zone of magnetosphere