Summary of particle populations in the magnetosphere
Time averaged behavior of particle populations in magnetosphere
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Time averaged behavior of particle populations in magnetosphere
OGO satellite data evaluation for magnetospheric distributions of micropulsations
Particle acceleration mechanisms in magnetosphere and on sun
Magnetic field behavior at synchronous orbit during magnetospheric substorms, interpreting satellite observed data in terms of partial ring currents
Outer magnetosphere average magnetic field configuration between 5 and 18 earth radii, noting various maps in equatorial plane
Low energy electrons on day side of magnetosphere observed with MIT electron detector on OGO 3 satellite
Book on polar and magnetospheric substorms including daily variation data, satellite observations, etc
Magnetospheric ELF noise, discussing OGO 3 spectrum analysis
Transverse LF oscillations in geomagnetic field observed during January 1967, noting possibility of being second harmonic of magnetospheric standing Alfven waves
Low energy charged particles in earth magnetosphere observed by OGO satellite
Solar wind flow past earth and magnetosphere correspondence to external aerodynamics of round nosed bodies in supersonic stream
Low energy electrons in magnetosphere from OGO-1 and OGO-3 observations, discussing plasma sheet, magnetic bay activity, electron pressure, temperature and density gradient
Magnetospheric gusts of streaming positive ions in equatorial plane detected by ATS 1 synchronous satellite
Modified first order theory of magnetosphere boundary shape incorporating effects of neutral sheet currents of extended geomagnetic tail
Anisotropic fluxes of energetic particles in and near distant trapping region encounted by Explorer 33 satellite in outer magnetosphere
Magnetospheric substorm as discharge process of associated electric current system, discussing relaxation processes, explosive release of energy, etc
Physics of magnetosphere - Conference, Washington, D.C., September 1968
Solar plasma flow around magnetosphere, discussing plasma velocity, density and temperature and magnetic field space and time variations