Observations of the solar wind during the flight of Imp 1.
Imp-I observations of solar wind properties, including interaction with geomagnetic field and flow characteristics of positive ion component
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Imp-I observations of solar wind properties, including interaction with geomagnetic field and flow characteristics of positive ion component
Magnetopause boundaries and geomagnetic field at magnetopause and interaction region by IMP I
Correlation of magnetic fields and energetic electrons on IMP I satellite, noting depression in geomagnetic tail region, electron fluxes and diamagnetic effect
Integral spectrum for low-energy electrons measured with detailed definition of temperature and number density by IMP II
IMP-I earth satellite magnetic field measurement experimental results including solar wind flow effects
IMP II satellite measurements of magnetic fields in interplanetary space by onboard monoaxial fluxgate magnetometers
Goddard range and range rate system performance while tracking IMP-F
Error analysis during transfer and lunar parking orbit phases of IMP satellite
Magnetopause and bow shock boundaries from IMP-2 satellite and operations of plasma detector
Motion picture report of IMP-1 magnetometer observations of interplanetary magnetic field
Correlation pattern between Goddard Range And Range Rate /GRARR/ system optimum antenna polarization and IMP orbit position
Interplanetary magnetic field fluctuations from IMP 2 satellite
System design analysis to establish feasibility of using electro-optical celestial scanning sensor on IMP spacecraft for determination of spacecraft attitude by star measurements
Technique for long arc fitting as applied to IMP 3 orbit
Inner magnetosphere dense thermal ion region boundary detected in IMP 2 plasma experiment
IMP-2 and OGO-1 investigations of bow shock large scale motions during magnetic storms result from magnetosphere-magnetosheath compression by solar wind dynamic pressure
Critical review of argument by Fredericks et al concerning ambiguity of IMP 1 data obtained from tilted spinning fluxgate magnetometers
Interplanetary magnetic field fluctuations obtained by IMP 2