On the direct observation of cosmic-ray energy losses
Direct observation of cosmic ray kinetic energy losses in interplanetary region by measurements at separated spacecraft
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Direct observation of cosmic ray kinetic energy losses in interplanetary region by measurements at separated spacecraft
Galactic cosmic ray transport equation numerical solution for interplanetary region, considering modulation, diffusion, convection and energy loss effects
Interplanetary space low energy cosmic ray protons steady state anisotropy based on radial gradient model of outward convection at solar wind speeds
Cosmic ray transport equation for solar sources, using Fisk numerical method by applying transformation of independent variable U/r,T/
Cosmic ray propagation in interplanetary space, deriving steady state transport equation with energy losses
Force field model for galactic cosmic rays modulation by solar cycles, noting agreement with Fokker-Planck equation analytic and numerical solutions
Continuity and momentum equations for cosmic ray gas particles in interplanetary region
Transformation of differential mean and current densities and anisotropy of cosmic ray particles and photons observed in frames of reference relative to each other with isotropic flux
Galactic cosmic ray scattering and energy loss through solar wind interaction
Steady solar radial gradient of galactic cosmic ray intensity in interplanetary region noting convection, diffusion, energy losses and differential streaming
Streaming and spatial gradient equations of cosmic ray particles in interplanetary medium model, discussing Fokker-Planck equation and heliocentric field modulation
Positive ion layers in E region explained by wind shear theory, obtaining steady state solutions for simple model
Electron and ion temperature changes in sporadic E layer based on wind shear theory, using energy equation
Geomagnetic field variations in temperate zone sporadic E layer according to wind-shear theory