SOLID-STATE DETECTORS FOR INNER ZONE PROTONS
Solid-state proton telescope detector for measuring directional flux and spectrum of protons
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Solid-state proton telescope detector for measuring directional flux and spectrum of protons
Longitudinal variations of electrons, obtaining measurements of fluxes and energy spectrum with shielded plastic scintillator
Momentum transfer and mass determinations for nonideal molecular beam - fluid mechanics
Thin copper shell and wire-wound conical radiation detectors for measuring radiant flux
Neutral point between two parallel line currents in highly conductive plasma, noting topological flux change and relation to solar flares
Errors of charged-particle analyzer resulting from expansion of plasma beam within and without analyzer
Spectrometer for measuring electron flux and energy at Gemini orbital altitudes
Interplanetary magnetic field measurements using flux gate magnetometer sensor mounted on Pioneer VI space probe, noting various graphs
Eddy current free switching of permalloy thin magnetic film, and large-angle flux reversal measurements
IR line intensity of planetary nebula NGC 7027, noting presence of measurable continuum flux of stellar radiation
Flux density measurements of 560 radio sources in 86 megahertz frequency
Electron injection and diffusion into electron inner radiation belt after solar flare, measuring electron fluxes by OGO 3 spectrometer
Si-Ge/cold/-Pb-Te/hot/ segmented thermocouples joined by bonding to tungsten intermediate, determining efficiency by measuring heat flux from cold side
OGO-E plasma spectrometers for measuring total flux below 12 kev and energy /spectral density/ of plasma
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Measurement of flux and energy spectra of protons, energetic particles, hydrogen atoms, and electrons in auroral zone by Nike-Tomahawk sounding rocket
Satellite measurements of suprathermal electrons at conjugate sunrise, indicating photoelectron escape from production level and movement along geomagnetic lines into conjugate ionosphere
Cumulative flux of interplanetary and cislunar space dust particles by Mariner 4 and OGO 3 spacecraft, noting particle impact rate