Extra-atmospheric Measurements of the Ultraviolet and X-ray Backgrounds and Their Role in the Study of Intergalactic Gas
Ultraviolet and X ray background extraatmospheric measurements and role in study of intergalactic gas
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Ultraviolet and X ray background extraatmospheric measurements and role in study of intergalactic gas
Satellite measurements of lunar soft X radiation, and Roentgen cosmic background
X ray spectroscopy of Crab nebula and diffuse background by sounding balloons and rockets
Relativistic electron energy loss due to inverse Compton scattering from cosmological blackbody radiation, noting diffuse X ray background implication for electron source strength
Anisotropic soft X ray background flux detection, discussing extragalactic and possible galactic corona components
Isotropic X ray background in space, discussing galactic contributions and evolutionary effects
Cosmic ray background radiation reduction by risetime discrimination applied to proportional counter for sounding rocket X ray astronomy
Wave propagation in stratified medium with random background using Fourier-Stieltjes spectral representation
Monopole mass spectrometer is increased by nearly an order of magnitude when a weak external magnetic field is applied so that the ion beam is deflected towards the rod. This magnetic field eliminates background noise at the low end of the mass scale.
Methods for determining acoustic sources of background noise in wind tunnels
Background of piloted simulator development
Computer program for launch window determination from star illumination of night sky background
X ray spectra of diffuse sky background in 2-20 keV range
Electron plasma oscillations diffusion due to scattering by large amplitude ion wave background, noting electron wave spectrum evolution
Detection time to light point source noting response to dark, star field and glare source backgrounds
Background radiation intensity upper limits for mm and submillimeter wavelengths in interstellar medium, noting intense flux in far IR
Background pressure and magnetic field shape effect on MPD thrustor performance, testing radiation cooled thrustors
Inverse compton scattering of far IR background radiation proposed as explanation of high energy gamma ray flux