The origin and dynamical evolution of the moon.
Tidal friction theory of lunar origin and dynamic evolution
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Tidal friction theory of lunar origin and dynamic evolution
Phobos and Deimos origin in equatorial circular orbits or asteroid capture and tidal modification
Tidal friction theory of lunar origin and dynamic evolution
Approximative derivation of diurnal tidal density wave in thermosphere as oscillatory circuit
Ocean circulation as climate regulator, discussing role in redistributing climate-changing energy input from solar radiation or lunar tidal friction into atmosphere
Sand ridge origin and dynamical setting, discussing morphology-tidal current system equilibrium indicated by theory and field measurements
Catastrophic and noncatastrophic alternatives for earth capture of moon, discussing tidal action and spin-orbit resonance
Resonant spin and anomalous rotation of Mercury, analyzing influence of tidal degradation and permanent deformation of planet
Diurnal and solar cycle variations of thermosphere density and temperature generated by solar EUV input and tidal wave, using two dimensional model
Venus spin-orbit resonance resulting in consistent inferior conjunction with earth, suggesting solar atmosphere tidal influence
Generation and propagation of tidal waves in three dimensional spherical model of thermospheric dynamics
Implication of Hough function thermospheric degeneration on latitudinal tidal mode structure and vertical wave propagation
Gravitational and tidal torque effects on Mercury spin rate as model of passage through resonance
Mercury spin orbit resonance probability computation, making a priori assumptions for long term orbital variations, tidal torque and equatorial asymmetry
Book on aeronomy covering earth upper atmosphere structure, tidal oscillations, gravity waves, airglow, aurora, ionospheric disturbances, electric currents and turbulence
Lunar origin dynamics, discussing orbit evolution by tidal friction and celestial mechanical theory
Lunar transients in Aristarchus region with respect to tidal, sunrise, illumination, magnetic tail, bow shock and solar activity hypotheses
Tidal analysis of sea surface elevations from satellite-borne altimeter as function of instrument errors and orbital determinations