Variations in cosmic-ray spectra during Forbush events in 1966.
Cosmic ray energy spectra variations during Forbush decreases and magnetic storms from neutron multiplicity monitor data
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Cosmic ray energy spectra variations during Forbush decreases and magnetic storms from neutron multiplicity monitor data
High energy trapped electrons at high and low altitudes, noting energy dependence for attaining equilibrium after magnetic storm
Main impulse fields of magnetic storm sudden starts near local absorption region of cosmic radio noise in ionosphere
Injection of extraterrestrial low energy protons into outer radiation zone during magnetic storms
Solar plasma observations during magnetic storms, discussing shocks and tangential discontinuities, geomagnetic variations and He
Magnetic field at synchronous equatorial orbit by analyzing magnetometer data recorded by ATS 1 satellite during magnetic storms, geomagnetic substorms and quiet times
Large amplitude pulsations in magnetic field magnitude and proton fluxes observed by satellite during magnetic storm compared with various models
Forbush decrease recorded on 26-27 January 1968 showing large anisotropies in cosmic ray flux after SC magnetic storm
Extraterrestrial ring current proton intensities asymmetric increases in outer radiation belt during magnetic storms
Visual aurora properties attributed to magnetic storm following solar flare, using multiple channel photometer measurements
Van Allen radiation belts energetic electrons injection and distribution due to magnetic storms, using satellite-borne spectrometers
Geomagnetic fluctuations relationship to magnetospheric ring current and plasmapause during magnetic storm
Magnetopause inward motion preceding magnetic storms observed by means of OGO-E magnetometer
Magnetopause crossing observation of ATS 5 satellite during magnetic storm
Cosmic ray intensity Forbush decrease on 23 September 1966 coincidence with magnetic storm sudden commencement from satellite and ground based monitors data
Recurrent solar cosmic ray events and M region magnetic storms
Hydrogen ion concentration measurements by OGO 5 in plasmasphere during intense magnetic storms accompanied by stable auroral red arcs
Midlatitude ionosphere and magnetosphere thermal protons dynamic behavior, investigating magnetic storm effects