A survey of the interpretations of radio and x-ray bursts
Generation mechanisms of radio and x-ray bursts from solar flares - bremsstrahlung from solar plasma, gyro and synchrotron radiation from electrons, and plasma radiation
RADIO BURST↗
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Applications in physics
Application of Lie series to various physics problems - rigid body mechanics, electricity, gravity gradient stabilization of artificial satellites, and particle motion in synchrotron
LIE GROUP↗
The Radiation Belt and Magnetosphere.
Book on radiation belt and magnetosphere covering Van Allen belt, Jovian synchrotron radiation, particle trapping, etc
Hess, W. N.↗
Beam profiles measured with thermoluminescent dosimeters
Beam profilometer, using thermoluminescent dosimeters, gives a quantitative and qualitative representation of the focus of an external protron beam of a synchrotron. The total number of particles in the beam, particle distribution, and the shape of the beam are determined.
Lucks, H.↗
Formulas for long period radiation pressure, lunar and solar gravitational effects on the motion of artificial satellites
Gyro-synchrotron radiation intensity, spectrum, and polarization calculations from magnetoactive plasma electron distribution
Ramaty, R.↗
Spectrophotometry and infrared photometry of BL Lacertae.
Variable star BL Lacertae absolute spectral energy distribution in visible and IR regions, noting synchrotron features and possible quasar nature
Becklin, E. E.↗
Photoelectric spectrophotometry of the Crab pulsating radio source NP 0532.
Crab Nebula pulsar NP 0532 photoelectric spectrophotometry results, noting main pulse and interpulse spectral energy distributions similarity to extended synchrotron radiation
Oke, J. B.↗
Acceleration of ultrarelativistic electrons in the Crab Nebula.
Ultrarelativistic electron acceleration in Crab Nebula maintaining synchrotron spectrum, obtaining power from compressional motion damping, gyrorelaxation effect and pitch angle anisotropy removal
Melrose, D. B.↗
Are cosmic electrons anisotropic?
Anisotropy of relativistic cosmic ray electrons, considering electron exposure time to synchrotron effects, energy loss from inverse Compton effect, etc
Earl, J. A.↗
On the nature of the high-frequency cutoffs of type IV solar radio bursts.
Synchrotron radiation HF cut-off resulting from electrons with anisotropic pitch angle distribution for type IV solar radio bursts
Ramaty, R.↗
Discrete extrasolar X-ray sources.
Galactic X ray sources observed in EM spectrum high energy region, discussing hot plasma cloud thermal radiation and electrons synchrotron radiation as emission sources
Rossi, B. B.↗
Low frequency cosmic noise observations of the constitution of the local system
Mathematical models for electron distribution, synchrotron radiation, flux, and spectrum of low energy cosmic ray electrons in interstellar media
Alexander, J. K.↗
Properties of an ionization spectrometer exposed to 10, 20.5, and 28 GeV/c machine accelerated protons
Properties of ionization spectrometer exposed to 10, 20.5, and 28 GeV/c synchrotron accelerated protons
Huggett, R. W.↗
Variations of small quasar components at 2,300 MHz
Secular variations in small quasar components, discussing compatibility with theory of expanding synchrotron sources
Ekers, R. D.↗
Low frequency cosmic noise observations of the constitution of the local system
Local system interstellar medium thermal electron distribution, synchrotron radiation emissivity, cosmic ray electron flux and spectrum
Alexander, J. K.↗
Contributions to X-ray physics in space
Background radiation in space and synchrotron X radiation in galaxy and pulsars
Schocken, K.↗
Measurements of the elastic scattering of negative pions from 1.71 to 5.53 GeV/c
Negative pion elastic scattering differential cross section measurements from 1.71 to 5.53 GeV/c, using zero gradient synchrotron beam on liquid hydrogen target
Chase, R. C.↗
The Crab Nebula - Ancient history and recent discoveries
Crab Nebula model, discussing electromagnetic field time variation and electron acceleration and synchrotron emission
Rossi, B. B.↗