Natural selection of microorganisms in extreme environments Final report
Natural selection of microorganisms exposed to drought and starvation
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Natural selection of microorganisms exposed to drought and starvation
Permissible radiation dosage and tolerance criteria of mice to accelerations
EUV emission line radiative lifetime measurement by foil-excitation technique, noting correction for cascading, He II and transition probabilities for N II and O III
Electron transport of Halobacterium cutirubrum, discussing spectrophotometric identification of cytochromes
Oscillator strengths and wavelengths of X ray and EUV transitions in highly ionized iron line spectra
Received radar signal power maximizing problems in planetary exploration, analyzing abelian group real line and circle problems
Atmospheric models for specified effective temperatures, hydrogen-to-metal ratios and surface gravities in studying metal deficiency effect on stellar atmosphere
Flavoprotein/cytochrome b/559/ role as branch of Halobacterium electron transport in DPNH oxidase determined by salt dependence of reduced DPNH
Radiation transfer in circumstellar dust envelopes, considering thin and opaque clouds
Photoelectric spectrometer observations of 1966 total solar eclipse, discussing limb darkening curves for regions of continuum 1.5 A wide around 5728 and 6404 A
Electron transport chain of monovalent and divalent cations and of polyamines, studying effects on menadione reductase activity to determine salt dependence
Optical design of double monochromator for use in EUV, describing astigmatism and transmission properties
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Oscillating fiber microbalance has a vibrating quartz fiber as balance arm to hold the mass to be weighed. Increasing fiber weight decreases its resonant frequency. Scaler and timer measure magnitude of the shift. This instrument withstands considerable physical abuse and has calibration stability at normal room temperatures.
Javelin rocket measurements of ultraviolet radiation in airglow
Photoelectric emission properties of iron, copper, nickel, aluminum, and molybdenum
Gas chromatography study of fatty acids and polar lipids of thermophilic filamentous bacterial masses from hot Yellowstone Park springs
Parachute design for decelerating upper atmosphere rocket probes at high altitudes, using high drag coefficients in Stokes flow regime