A topological study of the motion of particles trapped in a magnetic field
Topological study of trapped particle motion in magnetic field
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Topological study of trapped particle motion in magnetic field
Models of trapped electron environment of inner radiation belt at synchronous orbit altitudes
Motion of charged particles in magnetic traps with acute angle geometry
Mechanism of transferring transverse energy of electrons into longitudinal energy within magnetic trap
Plasma injection from coaxial gun into magnetic trap with opposite fields
Effect of optical radiations and water vapor on trapping spectrum of cadmium sulfide
Geomagnetically trapped alpha particles from Injun IV satellite measurements
Low energy protons and models of trapped radiation environment
Adiabatic harmonic unitary transformations and relation between electron trapping energy and normal lattice modes associated with F center ground state
Properties of self-trapped light filaments noting stimulated Raman emission and creation, containment and termination mechanisms
Low altitude electron trapping boundary collapse during magnetic storm due to field line extension into geomagnetic tail
Fokker-Planck equation for geomagnetically trapped electron distribution as function of longitude, time, energy and mirror-point field intensity
Motion of particles trapped in magnetic field, discussing conditions leading to spiral family of trajectory curves
Polar ionosphere by satellite-borne electron traps, measuring electron density, temperature, quasi-energetic electron flux, etc
Time-dependent current flow equations solved for insulator with traps if injected space charge produces negligible perturbation on external electric field
Theory of small signal current transients applied to study of electron trapping in amorphous selenium
Fokker-Planck equation describing distribution of geomagnetically trapped electrons as function of longitude, time, energy and mirror-point field intensity
Trapped radiation levels via AP1-5 and AE1-3 MODEL environments noting long term effects