Absolute electron fluxes and energies in the inner radiation zone in 1965.
Electron flux intensities and energy spectra in inner radiation zone, noting decay constants
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Electron flux intensities and energy spectra in inner radiation zone, noting decay constants
Cosmic ray Li, Be and B nuclei measurements, analyzing differential energy spectra, L-M ratio, atmospheric and solar modulation
Auroras and polar magnetic substorm observations limited comparison due to magnetospheric models inability to interpret daytime precipitation zones and particle energy spectra
Solar wind plasma observations in geomagnetospheric wake compared at 1000 and 500 earth radii, considering ion energy spectra and geomagnetic tail
IQSY low energy galactic and solar cosmic ray observations made by various satellites and space probes, including hydrogen and helium energy spectra
Low energy positrons in cosmic radiation due to beta decay of carbon, nitrogen and oxygen isotopes, estimating positron fluxes and energy spectra
Cosmic ray produced radionuclides and rare gas isotopes from Saint-Severin meteorite surface, showing relative Kr spallation mass yields dependence on cosmic ray energy spectra
Rocket measurements of primary auroral particles energy spectra indicating spectral structure acceleration peaks associated with electrostatic fields
Galactic cosmic rays, discussing chemical composition, isotopic separation, proton and alpha particles energy spectra, propagation, interactions, etc
Crossed beam apparatus /evatron/ for studying energy spectra of crossed positive ethylene ion beams and neutral ethylene molecule beams
OGO-E obtained differential energy spectra of electrons and positrons in interplanetary space
Applications technology satellite particle detection experiment for measuring energy spectra of earth magnetic field
Weak turbulence fields generated by single and multiple stage grids covering Reynolds numbers between 7 and 70 showing decay of energy spectra
Electron shielding and bremsstrahlung energy spectra for tin, gold, and silver
Apollo 12 solar wind spectrometer and particle energy spectra at lunar surface
Apollo 12 suprathermal ion detector, and mass and energy spectra of positive ions near lunar surface
Discrete galactic and extragalactic X ray and gamma ray sources observation, discussing energy spectra, emission mechanisms, properties and suggested models
Quiet time proton and alpha particle flux and differential energy spectra measured by cosmic ray detectors on OGO 3 satellite