THEORY OF SUDDEN COMMENCEMENTS AND OF THE FIRST PHASE OF A MAGNETIC STORM
Theory of sudden commencements and of the first phase of a geomagnetic storm
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Theory of sudden commencements and of the first phase of a geomagnetic storm
Magnetic field of radiation belt and distortion of geomagnetic field
Magnetic fields - interplanetary, planetary, stellar, meteoric and geomagnetism
Low energy protons and electrons in geomagnetically trapped radiation
Main phase of great geomagnetic storms - decay rates of phase components
Interpretation of k sub p index and m-region geomagnetic storms - magnetopause-solar wind interaction
Role of fission fragments and geomagnetism in manmade radiation belts
Magnetic-field and plasma-flux measurements by explorer 10 in traversing the geomagnetic field and extending into the interplanetary medium
Demonstration that the main phase of great geomagnetic storms is composed of two parts, characterized by different decay rates of the ring current field
Magnetic field and plasma flux measurements by explorer x in traversing the geomagnetic field and extending into the interplanetary medium
Recent measurements of geomagnetically trapped particles in radiation belts, giving the nature and distribution of particles
Explorer x satellite measurements of nearby interplanetary plasma flux and its effects on geomagnetic field
Energy spectrum for geomagnetically trapped protons in inner van allen belt, from nuclear emulsion experiments during icbm flight
Two topological geomagnetic field models of rotating magnetosphere interactions, with the solar wind and its effects on magnetic and auroral disturbances
Polarization modes of synchrotron radiation from geomagnetically trapped electrons, considering depolarization in the quasi-transverse propagation region
Annual variation of geomagnetic activity
Variations in vertical component of geomagnetic field in arctic ocean