Relay I trapped radiation measurements
Spatial dependence of intensities of geomagnetically trapped electrons and protons measured by Relay I spacecraft
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Spatial dependence of intensities of geomagnetically trapped electrons and protons measured by Relay I spacecraft
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Average atmosphere encountered by geomagnetically trapped protons
Approximation error on interchange stability of Van Allen belt corrected
Critical Stormer pass points for quadrupole field and double-ring-current field with parallel or antiparallel dipole moments
Data from satellite 1963 38C, showing existence of 27-day periodicity in intensities of trapped electrons undergoing two increases and linked to interplanetary magnetic field
Solar protons and neutrons shown not to play important part in production of radiation belt protons
High energy trapped electrons in outer zone for 27-day, diurnal and storm time variations
Acceleration processes of outer zone protons investigated, using Kellogg hypothesis of radiation belt formation through magnetic disturbances where third adiabatic invariant is violated
Method for calculating longitude dependence of geomagnetically trapped electrons at low altitude, based of scattering and energy loss due to atmospheric interactions
Proton environment above 4 mev in model constructed by using exponential energy spectrum
Longitude dependence of geomagnetically trapped electrons
Satellite data used for simultaneous trapped electron and geomagnetic tail field studies
Solar plasma intrusion into model magnetosphere
Quasi-trapped whistler mode propagation and generation by trapped electrons in magnetosphere, noting refraction index and wave reflection
Low altitude electron trapping boundary collapse during magnetic storm due to field line extension into geomagnetic tail