Lifetime and time histories of trapped radiation belt particles
Lifetime and time histories of trapped radiation belt particles in Van Allen belt and artificial belts produced by high altitude nuclear tests
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Lifetime and time histories of trapped radiation belt particles in Van Allen belt and artificial belts produced by high altitude nuclear tests
Fokker-Planck equation describing distribution of geomagnetically trapped electrons as function of longitude, time, energy, and mirror point field intensity
Trapped electron environment in inner and outer radiation belts - tables and graphs
Trapped radiation detectors for use on Mariner IV to measure radiation belts in vicinity of Mars and remeasure Van Allen belts and interplanetary cosmic rays
Trapped radiation detector designed and fabricated by Van Allen for measurement of Martian radiation belts
Average atmosphere encountered by geomagnetically trapped protons
Explorer satellite XII, XIV and XV MEASUREMENTS, noting directional intensity energy flux, spatial distribution and spectra of low energy trapped protons and electrons
Limit on stably trapped particle fluxes determined theoretically and compared with data from Explorer satellites
Tabulation of spherical harmonic coefficients of geomagnetic field data for trapped-particle evaluation
Longitudinal asymmetry of trapped energetic electron intensities attributed to lowering of mirror points in South African anomaly
Data from satellite 1963 38C, showing existence of 27-day periodicity in intensities of trapped electrons undergoing two increases and linked to interplanetary magnetic field
Ring current-induced variations in geomagnetically trapped particle fluxes
Method for calculating longitude dependence of geomagnetically trapped electrons at low altitude, based of scattering and energy loss due to atmospheric interactions
Computer program to calculate geomagnetically trapped particle shell model, drift rate, and bounce paths
Longitude dependence of geomagnetically trapped electrons
Computer program for two-dimensional mapping of directional fluxes of energetic particles trapped in outer magnetosphere
Satellite data used for simultaneous trapped electron and geomagnetic tail field studies
Fortran routine for Relay I trapped proton distribution measurements