LIFETIME AND TIME HISTORIES OF TRAPPED RADIATION BELT PARTICLES
Determination of the lifetimes of trapped radiation belt particles
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Determination of the lifetimes of trapped radiation belt particles
Proton fluxes along low acceleration trajectories through van allen belt - radiation hazard for manned interplanetary space flights
Observations of Van Allen radiation regions by Explorer VI satellite - Capetown anomaly and shape of outer belt, particle trajectories, and neutron albedo decays
Observations of Van Allen radiation regions by Explorer VI satellite - differential energy spectrum for trapped protons in inner belt
Dynamics and structure of Van Allen outer radiation belt
Energy spectral changes of protons in outer radiation belt and comparison with Liouville theorem
Energy spectra variation with pitch angle and L of relatively stable 0.1- to 5-mev protons in outer radiation belt indicate external source
Diffusion of protons in outer radiation belt due to violation of third adiabatic invariant for trapped particles
Radiation belt boundary determined by trapping boundary for energetic electrons during solar cycle maximum period
Interchange stability of Van Allen belt in electrostatic approximation
Energy spectrum and distribution of Van Allen proton belt
Relay I satellite mapping of energy spectrum and spatial distribution of protons in inner radiation belt
Diffusion of protons in outer radiation belt due to violation of third adiabatic invariant for trapped particles
At depth, many fold-and-thrust belts are composed of a gently dipping, basal thrust fault and steeply dipping, shallower splay faults that terminate beneath folds at the surface. Movement on these buried faults is difficult to observe, but synthetic aperture radar (SAR) interferometry has imaged slip on at least 600 square kilometers of the Shahdad basal-thrust and splay-fault network in southeast Iran.
Genetic and physiological studies of neurospora crassa after lower radiation belt exposure
Dust distribution in cislunar space--possible existence of a terrestrial dust belt
Magnetic field of a model radiation belt numerically computed