An intercomparison of some results from Geos-1 data based upon SECOR short arc vs. optical long arc reference orbits
Comparing measured ranges from range rate tracking systems with optical reference orbits
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Comparing measured ranges from range rate tracking systems with optical reference orbits
Separation and identification of contaminants found on collecting surfaces exposed to Leonid meteoroid shower in 1965
Deformation effects on strengths of welded and sheet aluminum
Computerized solid state charged particle used in dE/dx telescope configuration
Spore forming and nonspore forming bacteria survival under diurnal freeze-thaw conditions, determining possibility of earth organism contamination of Mars environment
Electrochemical reactions of Pt electrode in 0.5 M hydrochloric acid supporting electrolyte in potential range zero to one volt, investigating electrode oxidation
US Army SECOR and optical tracking networks compared using Explorer 29 /GEOS 1/ long arc orbital solutions
Algorithms for polynominal resultants computation, considering extraneous factors, truncation errors, memory and computing speed
Exact solutions for two state potential curve crossing in subexcitation molecular collisions in terms of various decoupling schemes
Design reliability parameters for solid propellant rocket engines
Minimization of conflict between scientific information dissemination and national security in governmental agencies
Incremental lower body negative pressure as assay method for human orthostatic tolerance
Digital computers for interplanetary spacecraft, comparing centralized and decentralized approaches for implementing onboard functions
Comparison of Cowell and power series numerical integration methods for orbital calculation
Human orthostatic tolerance measurement via leg and lower body negative pressure, discussing heart rate and stroke volume variations
Visual perceptual masking under binocular and dichoptic conditions separating peripheral and central interference effects
Polymer films about 150 A thick, deposited on glass substrates by electron bombardment of tetramethyltetraphenyltrisiloxane, were studied, after being sandwiched between evaporated aluminum electrodes, the top one semitransparent. The capacitance, conductance, and photoconductance of the sandwiches were measured at room temperature as a function of the electron bombarding current which formed the polymer. The polymer thickness was obtained independently from Christy's (1960) empirical formula for the rate of formation. The obtained results indicate that, with increasing bombarding current, the polymer undergoes an increase in both crosslinking bonds and dangling bonds. Exposure to air drastically reduces the density of dangling bonds, but does not affect the crosslinking.
The variation of resonant time duration with latitude, altitude, and fn/fh has been determined for the plasma resonances observed by Alouette I and Alouette II at the electron plasma frequency fn, the electron cyclotron frequency fh, the upper hybrid frequency ft, and the harmonics n-fh where n = 2,3