STUDY OF THE HYDROGEN, HELIUM, AND HEAVY NUCLEI IN THE NOVEMBER 12, 1960 SOLAR COSMIC-RAY EVENT
Study of cosmic-ray emission from a solar flare based on nuclear-emulsion data recovered from rocket probes
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The stray bodies in the solar system. i - survival of cometary nuclei and the asteroids.
Survival of comets and asteroids after planetary encounters and genetic link between them
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Isotopic composition of low energy hydrogen nuclei in the primary cosmic radiation.
Deuterons and tritons determined for top of earth atmosphere, using grain density vs residual range in nuclear emulsion stack
PARTICLE TRACK↗
The production of charged pions by 600 MeV protons on various nuclei
Charged pion production by proton beam incidence on elements from beryllium to lead
NUCLEAR SCATTERING↗
A shell-model calculation of the quasi elastic scattering of protons from complex nuclei
Plane wave impulse approximation for deriving momentum distribution for nucleon in atomic nucleus
APPROXIMATION METHOD↗
Coherent neutron proton-hole excitations in nuclei
Coherent neutron proton-hole excitations in zirconium 90 and yttrium 90
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Differential Cross Sections for the Production of Protons in the Reactions of 160-mev Protons on Complex Nuclei
Differential cross sections for secondary proton production by proton incident beam on beryllium, carbon, water, aluminum, cobalt, and bismuth targets
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Protons and helium nuclei within interplanetary magnetic regions which co-rotate with the sun.
Explorer XVIII satellite measurements of proton energy spectra in region corotating with Sun, noting modulation of galactic cosmic radiation and source of continuous particle accelerations
EXPLORER XVIII SATELLITE↗
Mechanism of fast nucleons interaction with nuclei mekhanizmy vzaimodeystviya bystrykh nuklonov s yadrami
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Barashenkov, V. S.↗
The flux of heavy nuclei in the primary cosmic rays over Texas in March 1962, and the solar cycle modulation
Flux of heavy nuclein primary cosmic radiation and solar cycle modulation
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Selection of a system of functions for the excitation of levels during elastic scattering of neutrons by iron, nickel and niobium nuclei
Cross sections of inelastic scattering of neutrons by levels of iron, nickel, and niobium determined by spectra of gamma rays from decay of excited states
SCATTERING CROSS SECTION↗
Abundances and energy spectra of galactic cosmic-ray nuclei above 20 Mev per nucleon in the nuclear charge range 2 less than or equal to Z less than or equal to 26.
Energy spectra and abundances of elements He through Si of galactic cosmic ray above 20 mev per nucleon in nuclear charge range between 2 and 26
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Quasifree scattering of 160-Mev protons from nuclei.
Spectra of outgoing protons for various targets using scintillation counter, interpreting data by means of impulse-approximation calculation
SCATTERING CROSS SECTION↗
Stratification of centrifuged amoeba nuclei investigated by electron microscopy
Study establishes a relationship between radioresistance and the nucleolar stratification characteristics of various amoeba species. Two species of fresh water amoeba are studied with the electron microscope. The report discusses the nature of nucleolar layers and their possible relationship to the differences in radiosensitivity of the two amoeba species.
Breyer, E. P.↗
Measurement and interpretation of the isotopic composition of hydrogen and helium cosmic ray nuclei below 75 MeV/nucleon
Energy spectra measurements of hydrogen and helium isotopes of galactic cosmic radiation, and isotopic composition data interpretation
Hagge, D. E.↗
Confinement of cosmic-ray nuclei in ionized source regions and interstellar medium.
Effects of matter traversed by cosmic rays in source region and interstellar medium analyzed using charged particles energy losses
Durgaprasad, N.↗
Gamma rays from bombardment of light and intermediate weight nuclei by 16- to 160-Mev protons and 59-Mev alpha particles.
Gamma rays from bombardment by protons and alpha particles, discussing production cross sections in carbon and oxygen obtained from absolute spectra
Chapman, G. T.↗
Satellite measurements of the low-energy cosmic-ray Li, Be, B, C, N, O, F nuclei and their implications.
Cosmic ray differential energy spectrum and chemical abundance of elements from lithium to fluorine near minimum solar modulation measured by IMP 3
Fan, C. Y.↗