Asymmetrical stop zones in Jupiter's exosphere.
Radio noise bursts from Jupiter at decameter wavelengths noting Cerenkov emission, Doppler- shifter cyclotron emission and escaped-whistler models
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Radio noise bursts from Jupiter at decameter wavelengths noting Cerenkov emission, Doppler- shifter cyclotron emission and escaped-whistler models
Nonsolar absorption lines in spectra of inner three Galilean satellites of Jupiter
Asteroid belt flyby spacecraft concepts based on Atlas family with potential growth for Jupiter flyby
Propulsion requirement for high-thrust round-trip trajectories to Jupiter
Magnetospheric model of Jupiter showing maximum plasma densities co-rotating with planet
Systematic observation program for decametric radio emission from Jupiter
Launch window characteristics of Jupiter opportunities using Atlas Centaur launch vehicle
Methods of analyzing polarization measurements of decameter radiation from Jupiter
Galactic space probe mission involving flight through asteroid belt and Jupiter flyby
Jovian environment, evolution of biological systems, origin of terrestrial life, importance of Jupiter from biological view point, and effect on mission planning
Gravitational and phase change sources of energy in Jupiter
Accessibility of solar system regions to earth launched spacecraft using Jupiter gravity- assisted trajectories
Round-trip trajectories for exploration of major moons of Jupiter
Rotation period of Jupiter determined by radio observations explaining cyclic drift
Science subsystems for Jupiter flyby missions, discussing equipment selection, mission planning, spacecraft design and trajectory and constraints on vehicle configuration
Unmanned Jupiter space flights, discussing requirements for flyby, Orbiter and low thrust missions
Stimulation of Jupiter radio emission by Io