Geomagnetic control of diffusion in the upper atmosphere
Physical mechanisms governing atmospheric diffusion and existence of geomagnetic anomaly in ionosphere
GEOMAGNETIC ANOMALY↗
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An evaluation of the main geomagnetic field, 1940-1962
New geomagnetic field determination using magnetic survey and observatory annual mean data
MAGNETIC SURVEY↗
On the stability of the boundary of the geomagnetic field
Dynamic response determination of geomagnetic field boundary in steady solar wind to small initial disturbance from equilibrium configuration
DYNAMIC RESPONSE↗
The influence of geomagnetic activity on polar cap absorption
Cosmic noise absorption data on polar cap analyzed for geomagnetic activity
NOISE SPECTRUM↗
Asymptotic cones of acceptance of cosmic ray neutron monitors in a geomagnetic field dis- torted by the solar wind
Cosmic ray neutron monitors in geomagnetic field distorted by solar wind
NEUTRON DETECTOR↗
Calculations of longitude dependence of geomagnetically trpped electron fluxes. part i- the general fokker-planck equation for electron diffusion
General Fokker-Planck equation for geomagnetically trapped electron distribution as function of longitude, time, energy, and mirror point field intensity
ELECTRON DISTRIBUTION↗
Rapid geoelectrical and geomagnetic variations and their regularities /according to observa- tions in ashkhabad/
Rapid geoelectric and geomagnetic variations, diurnal and seasonal variations, and polar aurora
SEASONAL VARIATION↗
Some results of observations of the variation vectors in the horizontal component of the geomagnetic field of the earth
Variation vectors of horizontal component of geomagnetic field of earth - geophysics
GEOMAGNETIC FIELD↗
The geomagnetically trapped radiation
Geomagnetically trapped particle radiation - protons and electrons
PROTON↗
Geomagnetic storms.
Magnetic field behavior during development and progress of geomagnetic storm noting polar disturbance role
SOLAR WIND↗
Asymptotic cones of acceptance of cosmic ray neutron monitors in a geomagnetic field distorted by the solar wind.
Asymptotic acceptance cone variation of cosmic ray neutron monitors in geomagnetic field distorted by solar wind, noting particle trajectories
GEOMAGNETIC ANOMALY↗
The development of geomagnetic storms without a preceding enhancement of the solar plasma pressure.
Geomagnetic storm development without preceding enhancement of solar plasma pressure, giving typical Sq storm examples
SOLAR PLASMA↗
Calculations of longitude dependence of geomagnetically trapped electron fluxes. i - the general fokker-planck equation for electron diffusion.
Fokker-Planck equation for geomagnetically trapped electron distribution as function of longitude, time, energy and mirror-point field intensity
GEOMAGNETICALLY TRAPPED PARTICLE↗
Preliminary results from the ames research center plasma probe observations of the solar- wind-geomagnetic field interaction region on imp-ii and ogo-i.
IMP-II and OGO-I measurements on plasma characteristics in transition region between solar wind and geomagnetic field
PLASMA PROBE↗
A study of the propagation of solar particles in interplanetary space - the center-limb effect of the magnitude of cosmic-ray storms and of geomagnetic storms.
Magnitude of cosmic ray storms and geomagnetic storms as function of central meridian distance of corresponding solar flares
FORBUSH EFFECT↗
Explorer 14 plasma probe observations during the october 7, 1962, geomagnetic disturbance.
Explorer XIV plasma probe observations during October 7, 1962 geomagnetic disturbance
MAGNETOSPHERE↗
An evaluation of the main geomagnetic field, 1940-1962.
Geomagnetic field determination based on information gathered from 1940 to 1963
SPHERICAL HARMONICS↗
A study of vertical cutoff rigidities using sixth degree simulations of the geomagnetic field.
Vertical cut-off rigidities of cosmic ray for more than 300 positions on Earth surface, using sixth degree simulations of quiescent geomagnetic field
COSMIC RAY SHOWER↗