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NASA NTRS1967

Anisotropy of metal work functions

Anisotropy of tungsten work functions for zero and extremely high electric fields

ANISOTROPY↗

NASA NTRS1967

A stereographic representation of Knoop hardness anisotropy

Indentation direction parameter for hardness anisotropy representation of single crystal on stereographic triangle

HARDNESS↗

NASA NTRS1967

Pioneer VI detector to measure degree of anisotropy of cosmic radiation in energy range 7.5-90 MEV/nucleon.

Pioneer VI detector to measure degree of anisotropy of cosmic radiation at various energy ranges

ENERGY LEVEL↗

NASA NTRS1967

The cosmic radiation anisotropy as a separable function of time and radiation.

Cosmic radiation anisotropy variation with time and direction described on intensity contour map, noting application for neutron monitors data reduction

ANISOTROPY↗

NASA NTRS2004

Anisotropy and Alfvenicity of hourly fluctuations in the fast polar solar wind

Ulysses magnetic and plasma data obtained in the fast polar solar wind are used to study the nature of fluctuations in the frequency range between the turbulent inertial range and the lower-frequency range dominated by quasi-static structures originating at the Sun. For daily variations of hourly averages of the magnetic field components the anisotropy of the fluctuations is less than in the higher-frequency range, and the minimum varianced direction loses its alignment with the magnetic field in favor of a more radial direction as the solar distance increases.

Solar wind Alfvenicity waves anisotropy Ulysses↗

NASA NTRS1997

MAX 4 and MAX 5 CMB Anisotropy Measurement Constraints on Open and Flat-A CDM Cosmogonies

We account for experimental and observational uncertainties in likelihood analyses of cosmic microwave background (CMB) anisotropy data from the MAX 4 and MAX 5 experiments.

anisotropy cosmic microwave↗

NASA NTRS1998

ARGO CMB Anisotropy Measurement Constraints on Open and Flat-A CDM Cosmogonies

We use data from the ARGO cosmic microwave background (CMB) anisotropy experiment to constrain cosmogonies. We account for the ARGO beamwidth and calibration uncertainties, and marginalize over the offset removed from the data.

universe↗

NASA NTRS1964

The cosmic ray anisotropy.

Cosmic ray anisotropy may be due to existence of trapped orbits in interplanetary field, sunward flux density gradient or Compton-Getting effect

RADIATION INTENSITY↗

NASA NTRS1966

Perpendicular anisotropy in polycrystalline Ni-Fe thin films.

Magnetostatic model for perpendicular anisotropy in polycrystalline nickel-iron thin films

FERROMAGNETIC FILM↗

NASA NTRS1966

Anisotropy and fluctuations of solar proton fluxes of energies 0.6-100 MEV measured on the Pioneer 6 space probe.

Solar particle propagation in magnetic fields revealing anisotropies in proton flux analyzed from Pioneer VI space probe data

DATA ANALYSIS↗

NASA NTRS1966

The semi-diurnal anisotropy of the cosmic radiation.

Semidiurnal anisotropy of cosmic radiation observed from neutron monitor data treated by numerical filter techniques

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD↗

NASA NTRS1967

Anisotropy in the thermal conductivity and thermoelectric force of regular metals /tungsten/ in a transverse magnetic field at 20 deg K

Anisotropy in thermoelectric force and thermal conductivity of pure tungsten in transverse magnetic field

TUNGSTEN↗

NASA NTRS1966

Anisotropy of reflected solar radiation from various surfaces as measured with an aircraft- mounted radiometer.

Anisotropy of reflected solar radiation from various surfaces as measured with aircraft-mounted radiometer

METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE↗

NASA NTRS1966

Anisotropy of metal work functions measured by field emission and thermionic techniques.

Anisotropy of electronic metal work functions for zero and high electric fields perpendicular to surface measured by field emission and thermionic techniques

WORK FUNCTION↗

NASA NTRS1967