Coronae around helium stars and X-ray sources.
Acoustic energy generation for helium rich stars, discussing X ray radiation from helium star corona
Nariai, K.↗
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Circumstellar infrared emission from two peculiar objects - R Aquarii and R Coronae Borealis.
IR excess from carbon-rich peculiar variable R Coronae Borealis and M7 variable associated with emission nebula R Aquarii attributed to circumstellar matter
Gaustad, J. E.↗
A statistical ray analysis of the scattering of radio waves by the solar corona.
Radio ray scattering resulting from traversing anisotropically turbulent solar corona, noting refraction effect on signal pulse arrival time
Hollweg, J. V.↗
A study of the composition of the lower solar corona.
Lower solar corona composition changes due to pressure and thermal gradients calculated with multicomponent diffusion equations
Nakada, M. P.↗
Forbidden lines in the solar corona - Introductory report.
Forbidden lines in solar corona, discussing ionization equilibrium and excitation of levels in highly ionized atoms
Jefferies, J. T.↗
On the interpretation of intensity ratios of forbidden iron and calcium transitions in the solar corona.
Intensity ratios effect of forbidden Fe and Ca transitions in solar corona on Fe/Ca ratio, noting cascading configurations
Smith, T. S.↗
Mass loss from coronae and its effect upon stellar rotation.
Stellar atmospheres acoustic energy generation rate calculations, studying corona mass ejection effects on stellar rotation
Nariai, K.↗
Coronae around helium stars and X-ray sources.
Coronae around helium stars and X ray sources, calculating acoustic energy generation rates in convection zones
Nariai, K.↗
Type III radio bursts in the outer corona.
Type 3 solar radio bursts observed during April- October 1967 for two alternative models of active region streamers in outer corona
Alexander, J. K.↗
Extreme ultraviolet observations of active regions in the chromosphere and the corona
Extreme ultraviolet observations of active regions in chromosphere and corona from OSO-4 spectroheliometer
Kirshner, R. P.↗
Magnetic potential model for the structure of the solar corona for the March 1970 eclipse
Magnetic potential model of solar corona structure for March 1970 eclipse
Schatten, K. H.↗
On acceleration and motion of ions in corona and solar wind
Equations of motion for ions in corona and solar wind
Geiss, J.↗
Some observations of corona breakdown on various antenna types in simulated planetary atmospheres
Corona breakdown in spacecraft antennas exposed to simulated planetary atmospheres
Brockmeyer, C. H.↗
Design considerations for corona-free high- voltage transformers
Design criteria for eliminating corona in high voltage toroidal transformers
Byers, H. C.↗
Corona evaluation of spacecraft wires and connectors
Testing corona voltage in electric wires and connectors of spacecraft equipment
Dunbar, W. G.↗
A study of pulse propagation of electromagnetic signals through the solar corona
Solar probe to measure radial variation of electron density in solar corona
Gylys, V.↗
A Faraday rotation measurement of a 13-cm signal in the solar corona
Faraday rotation measurement of 13 cm telemetry carrier wave interacting with plasma and magnetic field in solar corona
Stelzried, C. T.↗
Observations of the brightness and polarization of the outer corona during the 1966 November 12 total eclipse of the sun
Outer corona brightness and polarization during total solar eclipse from satellite photographs
Pepin, T. J.↗