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Observations of Van Allen radiation regions by Explorer VI satellite - Capetown anomaly and shape of outer belt, particle trajectories, and neutron albedo decays
Observations of Van Allen radiation regions by Explorer VI satellite - trapped energetic electrons in outer belt
Properties of Van Allen outer radiation belt determined by ion chamber and Geiger counter instruments aboard Explorer VI satellite
Dynamics and structure of Van Allen outer radiation belt
Comparison of neutron decay theory and observed outer radiation belt electron distribution
Charged particle variations in outer Van Allen radiation belt during geomagnetic storm
Pitch angle distributions and mirror point densities in outer radiation zone
Energetic electron intensities radial flow diffusion in outer radiation belt near geomagnetic equator
Diffusion of protons in outer radiation belt
Energy spectral changes of protons in outer radiation belt and comparison with Liouville theorem
Energy spectra variation with pitch angle and L of relatively stable 0.1- to 5-mev protons in outer radiation belt indicate external source
Inward radial diffusion of electrons of greater than 1.6 million electron volts in outer radiation zone
Diffusion of protons in outer radiation belt due to violation of third adiabatic invariant for trapped particles
Generation of electron cyclotron waves in magnetosphere and turbulent diffusion of outer belt electrons
Explorer XII satellite observations of electron intensities near geomagnetic equator in outer radiation zone
Temporal variations of electron intensities at low altitudes in outer radiation belt observed by Injun III satellite
Trapped electron environment in inner and outer radiation belts - tables and graphs
Outer zone energetic electron flux variations caused by adiabatic betatron acceleration