Shock and magnetopause boundary observations with IMP-2.
Bow shock and magnetopause boundary observations with IMP 2 plasma detector
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Bow shock and magnetopause boundary observations with IMP 2 plasma detector
Magnetopause, magnetosheath, bow shock and adjoining interplanetary domain study by IMP-1 satellite, discussing macroscopic plasma variables and fluid model for solar wind
Sudden commencement associated discontinuities in interplanetary magnetic field observed by IMP 3 satellite, stressing shocks and tangential and rotational discontinuities
Solar X ray bursts observed by proportional counter on IMP-F satellite to correlate optical H alpha flares and radio bursts
IMP-1 experiment, describing design and applications of SDP-3 computer
Cosmic ray detectors design for medium, low and very low energy events on IMP-1 spacecraft, noting PCM format
Galactic abundances and cosmic ray spectra by IMP-4 satellite, obtaining He ratio
Galactic cosmic ray energy spectra of light and medium nuclei from IMP-4 satellite measurements, investigating L/M ratio
Observations of interplanetary medium by Vela 3 and IMP 3 satellites
IMP-1 launch window and secondary injection into eccentric orbit
IMP 1 optical aspect system based on spacecraft angular relationship between sun and earth using digital solar sensor and visible-horizon detector
Preboost main bus regulator for IMP satellite power system
Initial magnetic test of IMP-I spacecraft with reduction of magnetic moment by dc rotation deperm treatments
Design and operation of three power supplies for IMP-I spacecraft
IMP 5 magnetic field measurements at high geomagnetic latitudes to observe broad depressed field region centered on polar or dayside cusp
Magnetotail energetic electron event simultaneous observations by Vela 3A and Imp 3 satellites, evaluating plasma sheet boundary motion hypotheses
MOSFET data systems evolution for IMP, discussing effects on system design and reliability approach
Interplanetary plasma and magnetic field observations by Vela 3 and Imp 3 satellites