Hydrogen and helium spectra of gaseous nebulae.
Hydrogen and helium spectra of gaseous nebulae in theory and observation
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Hydrogen and helium spectra of gaseous nebulae in theory and observation
Electrons from linear accelerator directed in collimated beam at normal incidence upon thick targets of various materials, obtaining energy spectra of retrofugal electrons
Reflection spectra of rock powders compared with Stratoscope II spectrum of Mare Tranquilitatis
Transmission energy spectra of 1-mev electrons with normal incidence on Al slabs measured in terms of transmission angle
Telescopic measurements of primary energy spectra and abundances of He 3 and He 4 in galactic cosmic radiation
Fundamental optical spectra theory for high energy atoms interaction with solids
Electron scattering interpretation of ionization, emission and absorption line spectra of quasi- stellar object
Nonsolar absorption lines in spectra of inner three Galilean satellites of Jupiter
Balloon-borne Cerenkov scintillation counter for measurements of primary proton and helium spectra and modulations
Chemical abundances and energy spectra of nuclei in galactic radiation measured in interplanetary space by OGO-I satellite
Differential spectra of charge components of primary cosmic ray heavy nuclei at different solar modulation levels and effects of interstellar propagation
Indium and thallium first spectra sp2 atom configurations and configuration mixing
Electron paramagnetic resonance and optical spectra of trivalent erbium in type II crystals of calcium fluoride disclose existence of cubic, tetragonal and trigonal sites
Subsidiary peaks in power spectra of Ci and Kp /magnetic indices/ attributed to amplitude modulation of 27-day components
Source spectra and composition of galactic cosmic rays implied by analysis of interstellar and interplanetary travel, noting solar modulation
Linear least-square method resolves complex pulse height spectra, allowing for calculation of relative intensity, of statistical variance based on counting statistics of the correlation between library components, and of the goodness-of-fit chi square. Some applications are to gamma-ray, X ray, and charged-particle spectroscopy.
Infrared spectra of 52 metal oxides, including stable rare earth oxides
Estimation of refractive index spectra in regions of clear air turbulence