On the Role of Corpuscular Radiation in the Formation of Lower Ionosphere
Electron fluxes measured in lower ionosphere - role of corpuscular radiation in D layer formation
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Electron fluxes measured in lower ionosphere - role of corpuscular radiation in D layer formation
Interrelation between irregular events in lower ionosphere of auroral zone and disturbances in outer radiation belt
Limiting magnetospheric convection velocity by energy dissipation in ionosphere
Component of Mars ionosphere due to solar protons
Feasibility of using radio sounding techniques to investigate ionospheric properties of planets
Martian atmosphere model deduced from Mariner IV IONOSPHERE electron density measurements
Electric currents induced by nonperiodic winds in ionosphere
Density and temperature fluctuations in daytime F layer of ionosphere
Equatorial ionospheric propagation studies using rocket sounding techniques
Shipboard instrumentation of vertical incidence ionospheric absorption
Collision frequencies and electron temperatures in lower ionosphere
Altitude dependent electron attachment rates and molecular oxygen concentrations indicating three- body attachment process in lower ionosphere
Automatic recording equipment measuring polarization angle of Syncom III 137 mc/s radio signal and determination of ionospheric total electron content
Topside ionosphere over American continents, noting electron density and scale height distribution
Meteoritic dust particle effect on steady state distribution of electrons and ions in lower ionosphere, deriving expression for recombination coefficient from auroral radio absorption data
Ionic composition measurements of topside ionosphere from mass spectrometer flown on Explorer XXXI satellite
Plasma ringing phenomena stimulated by Alouette I and other ionospheric probes at upper hybrid frequency and cyclotron frequency harmonics in near zero group velocity regions