Optical characteristics of chromospheric flares associated with type iv radio bursts or noise storms
Optical properties of chromospheric solar flares associated with type iv bursts or noise storms
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Optical properties of chromospheric solar flares associated with type iv bursts or noise storms
Surface atmospheric pressures transient variations data analyzed during solar chromospheric flares suggesting no tropospheric responses to solar disturbances
Chromospheric spectrum at 1962 eclipse, discussing slitless spectrograms of flash spectrum, equipment, procedures and data
Limb darkening measurements for analysis of solar infrared spectrum and chromospheric temperature
Magnetic field measurement in solar prominences and structure in region of chromospheric filaments
Area variation curve and lifetime of chromospheric flares
Energy classification of chromospheric flares
Contours of spectral lines in chromosphere
Spectral photometry table for chromospheric flare
Chromosphere fine structure in Lyman alpha intensity, compiling isophote map
Chromospheric heating and polarization in late stars, considering association with Ca II K line emission cores
Photospheric radiation field role in temperature inversion of stellar chromospheres with dominant H ion opacity, postulating mechanical energy dissipation
Temperature distribution in solar chromosphere
Extreme ultraviolet observations of active regions in chromosphere and corona from OSO-4 spectroheliometer
Tropospheric periodic responses to chromospheric flares, analyzing stations atmospheric pressure power spectra
K line profiles of Ca II for two component chromosphere, obtaining line source function and optical depth from steady state and radiative transfer equations
Solar limb brightening of XUV lines of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and silicon ions in chromospheric-coronal transition region