High energy photons and neutrinos from cosmic sources
High energy gamma and X-ray photons and neutrinos from cosmic sources - galactic radiation
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High energy gamma and X-ray photons and neutrinos from cosmic sources - galactic radiation
Adiabatic deceleration of cosmic rays in quiet-day solar wind and particle momentum and energy loss
Pressure and sound velocity determined for statistically isotropic homogeneous cosmic ray gas
Relation between solar radio emission and large solar cosmic ray increases - statistical analysis
Nature of charged particle fluxes in vicinity of earth to estimate hazard to Apollo astronauts due to solar cosmic ray events
Primary cosmic ray charge and energy spectra determination for helium through neon during solar minimum
Electron and proton energy spectra and cosmic ray particle production in interstellar space
Quasi-biennial cosmic radiation intensity variation in tropical regions
Excess of positrons to electrons from high energy cosmic ray secondaries
Interstellar gas-cosmic radiation relationship for inflation of galactic magnetic field and halo production around galaxy
On production of low energy cosmic ray electron
Nuclear emulsion detectors for observing elemental abundances in low energy cosmic rays
Energetic helium and heavy nuclei detected in solar cosmic ray bursts
Low energy spectrum of cosmic rays as indicator of primary source characteristics and interstellar propagation
Balloon flight data on cosmic ray electron- positron ratio from 100 MeV to 3 BeV
Adiabatic invariant trapped radiation shells and cosmic ray cutoff magnetosphere models distorted by solar wind
Cosmic ray deflections in geomagnetic field, variational coefficients, and diurnal intensity variations - tables
Source spectra and composition of cosmic rays implied by analysis of interstellar and interplanetary travel