Measurement of the Energy Spectrum of Primary Cosmic Rays in the Energy Region from 1010 - 1014 EV with the Help of AES Proton-1
AES Proton I measurement of primary cosmic ray energy spectrum in high energy range
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Experimental study of scattering in atom- surface collisions with atom energies of the order of eV
Supersonic molecular beams applied to study of interactions of neutral-particle beams with solid surfaces
PARTICLE BEAM↗
The mu-meson spectrum for energies from 10 super 11 to 10 super 13 eV at sea level
Muon energy spectrum at sea level determined from large ionization burst spectrum
ENERGY SPECTRUM↗
Differential cross section for excitation of the 2 super 3 S and higher states of He by 600-ev He super plus ions.
Differential cross section for excitation of helium electronic states by helium ions
INELASTIC SCATTERING↗
The interaction of oxygen atoms with solid surfaces at eV energies Semiannual status report, 1 Jun. - 30 Nov. 1967
Mass spectrometric analyses of particle-surface interactions resulting when oxygen atoms moving with satellite velocities strike solid surface
Boring, J. W.↗
The interaction of oxygen atoms with solid surfaces at eV energies Annual status report no. 1, 1 Jun. 1967 - 31 May 1968
Design and construction of stainless steel atomic oxygen beam system for solid surface bombardment
Boring, J. W.↗
A method of measuring the cosmic ray charge composition between 10 super 10 and 10 super 14 ev.
Event collection, energy measurement and charge identification methods for measuring primary cosmic ray charge composition from Z equals one to 50
Balasubrahmanyan, V. K.↗
Vibrational excitation effects on charge- transfer processes involving H sub 2 super plus and D sub 2 super plus between 70 and 1000 ev.
Charge transfer cross sections in hydrogen molecule ions measured as function of ion energy and ion source electron energy
Amme, R. C.↗
Search for point sources of neutral cosmic rays above 10 super 12 ev.
Cerenkov light detection from extensive air showers used to search for point sources of high energy neutral cosmic rays
Cusimano, F. J.↗
Evidence for the existence of new processes at energies above 2 times 10 11 eV
Cosmic ray flux measurements using calorimeters
Kaufman, L.↗
Charge-transfer cross sections for N sub 2 super plus ions incident on H sub 2 and D sub 2 between 20 and 1000 ev.
Charge transfer cross sections for slow ion production in nitrogen molecular ion beams incident on hydrogen and deuterium
Amme, R. C.↗
The auroral electron energy spectrum extended to 45 ev.
Auroral electron energy spectrum observed by sounding rocket reveals smooth continuum with peak to produce auroral arcs
Westerlund, L. H.↗
Charge production in collisions between hydrogen atoms, and He, Ne, Ar, and H sub 2 in the energy range from 50-1000 ev.
Negative charge production by H atoms collisions with rare gases and hydrogen, noting smooth rise of cross section with energy for rare gases
Fleischmann, H. H.↗
Comparison of the calculated and observed resonances in the e-H elastic-scattering channel above 10.0 ev.
Resonances in elastic cross section for electron/hydrogen atom scattering noting wide structure
Mcewen, J.↗
Differential scattering of Li super plus ions by He, N sub 2 and O sub 2 in the range 3-400 ev.
Elastic differential Li ion scattering cross sections on helium, nitrogen and oxygen
Aberth, W.↗
Calculated Total Elastic Scattering Cross Sections for H(1S) plus H(1S) at Collision Energies Below 1 eV
Calculating scattering cross sections for prediction of atomic beam scattering
Bernstein, R. B.↗
Electron Scattering by Hydrogen Molecules at 10 Ev with Excitation of Nuclear Motion
Born approximation to calculate electron scattering by hydrogen molecules
Kuppermann, A.↗
Energy spectrums for proton /200 eV + or = E + or = 1 MeV/ intensities in the outer radiation zone
Energy spectrums for proton intensities in outer radiation zone
Frank, L. A.↗