ON THE ANOMALOUS COMPONENT OF LOW-ENERGY GEOMAGNETICALLY TRAPPED PROTONS
Anomalous component of low-energy geomagnetically trapped protons
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Anomalous component of low-energy geomagnetically trapped protons
Geophysical effects of the trapped particle layer
Diurnal variation of the geomagnetically trapped radiation
Absolute intensities of geomagnetically trapped particles with explorer xiv
Geomagnetically trapped protons with energies above 350 mev
Low energy protons and electrons in geomagnetically trapped radiation
Trapped particles from high altitude nuclear explosions
Data from explorer xiv satellite concerning the absolute intensities of geomagnetically trapped particles and the outer boundary of the magnetosphere
Data on intensity and pitch-angle distribution of geomagnetically trapped protons received from the explorer ii cerenkov counter
Determination of the lifetimes of trapped radiation belt particles
Motion of geomagnetically trapped particles is analyzed, using parameters as invariants of motion or as constants for all particles on a line of force
Determination of lifetimes of trapped radiation belt particles
Radiation measurements of geomagnetically trapped electrons by instruments on Relay I satellite in 1963
Magnetic dipole field for retention and accumulation of hot plasma in magnetic trap program
Average atmosphere for particles trapped in earth magnetic field - Fortran program
Trapped radiation in magnetosphere and experimental tests for resolution of cosmic ray modulation theories
Betatron acceleration effects on intensity and energy spectrum of magnetically trapped particles
Trapped radiation detector for Mariner C program