A calculation of the flux and energy spectrum of secondary electrons at high altitudes in the atmosphere.
Secondary electron energy spectra and flux calculations for upper layers of atmosphere
Verma, S. D.↗
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Daytime observations of energetic auroral-zone electrons.
Energetic daytime auroral zone precipitation electrons energy spectra and pitch angle distributions from sounding rockets
Lampton, M.↗
Cerenkov-scintillation counter measurements of nuclei heavier than helium in the primary cosmic radiation. I.
Energy spectra and charge composition of nuclei heavier than helium in primary cosmic radiation from Cerenkov scintillation counter measurements
Ormes, J. F.↗
Turbulence measurements in pipe flow of a drag- reducing non-Newtonian fluid.
Turbulent shear pipe flow of drag reducing nonNewtonian fluid, measuring streamwise turbulence intensity and energy spectra
Harkness, J.↗
Electrons within the neutral sheet of the magnetospheric tail.
High energy electrons near and within neutral sheet of magnetospheric tail, determining distribution, intensity and energy spectra
Murayama, T.↗
Simultaneous observation of electron fluxes, ionization, and luminosity in an aurora.
Auroral band electron energy spectra, electron number density, ionization and luminosity obtained from rocket measurements
Clark, T. A.↗
Spectral measurements of auroral-zone particles.
Auroral zone electron and proton energy spectra and flux densities during particle precipitation events from ionospheric sounding rocket data
Chase, L. M.↗
Evidence of nonfission electrons in the South Atlantic anomaly.
Nonfission electron evidence in South Atlantic anomaly determined by flux energy spectra of trapped particles measured on manned Gemini 12 mission
Lindsey, R. S.↗
Total single-particle energy of isotropic semiconductors.
Total single particle energy of isotropic semiconductors, discussing energy spectra of bonded crystals for diamond and silicon
Van Vechten, J. A.↗
On auroral electrons.
Rocket studies of energy spectra of primary auroral electrons, giving model for auroral display
Evans, D. S.↗
The chemical composition of cosmic rays in the energy range 70-240 Mev/nucleon in 1966.
He 3 and 4 differential energy spectra and upper limits on primary deuteron flux obtained from balloon sounding for 70-240 Mev/nucleon
Badhwar, G. D.↗
The composition of low-energy cosmic rays in 1965.
Primary cosmic ray energy spectra and charge composition during 1965 solar modulation minimum, using scintillator photomultiplier detector on OGO 1
Balasubrahmanyan, V. K.↗
Solar modulation of galactic cosmic rays near solar minimum /1965/.
Cosmic rays intensity variation and heavy nuclei energy spectra investigation to interpret galactic cosmic rays solar modulation near sunspot minimum
Balasubrahmanyan, V. K.↗
Study of an auroral zone rocket experiment Final report
Measurement of flux and energy spectra of protons, energetic particles, hydrogen atoms, and electrons in auroral zone by Nike-Tomahawk sounding rocket
Bernstein, W.↗
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
Chapman, M. C.↗
Measurements of cosmic-ray Li, Be and B nuclei in the energy range 100 Mev/nuc to greater than 22 Bev/nuc.
Cosmic ray Li, Be and B nuclei measurements, analyzing differential energy spectra, L-M ratio, atmospheric and solar modulation
Ormes, J. F.↗
Auroras and polar substorms - Observations and theory.
Auroras and polar magnetic substorm observations limited comparison due to magnetospheric models inability to interpret daytime precipitation zones and particle energy spectra
Hultqvist, B.↗
Preliminary comparison of solar wind plasma observations in the geomagnetospheric wake at 1000 and 500 earth radii.
Solar wind plasma observations in geomagnetospheric wake compared at 1000 and 500 earth radii, considering ion energy spectra and geomagnetic tail
Collard, H. R.↗