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Explorer XII satellite observations of electron intensities near geomagnetic equator in outer radiation zone
Solar wind and geomagnetic field interaction in terms of continuum theory of fluid flow
Numerical filtering technique to remove earth rotation effects from ground observatory data of geomagnetic field measurements
Atmospheric transition curves for geomagnetically sensitive cosmic rays
Symmetry relations in magnetic perturbation at conjugate points due to oscillation of geomagnetic field line
Electrodynamics of interaction between solar plasma flow and magnetosphere producing geomagnetic storms
Unstable growth rate of unducted whistler waves propagating at angle to geomagnetic field
Spatial distribution of energetic electrons in geomagnetic tail
Satellite drag analyses to determine density variations accompanying upper atmosphere heating and geomagnetic perturbations
Mechanism for reconnection of geomagnetic and interplanetary field lines
Shape of magnetosphere and distortion of geomagnetic field
Influence of interplanetary magnetic field and plasma on geomagnetic activity during quiet-sun conditions
Recurrent geomagnetic storms and structure of solar wind consisting of fast M-region stream embedded in slower ambient wind
Polar cap absorption riometer data compared for Thule, Greenland and College, Alaska for determining geomagnetic activity influence
Data analysis from Explorer XIV satellite, noting magnetic field measurements in tail of geomagnetic cavity
Plasma and magnetic field data from Explorer X, emphasizing correlation with multiple crossings of geomagnetic cavity boundary on dark hemisphere of Earth
Particle acceleration in neutral sheet of geomagnetic tail in two models and implications for auroral and solar activities
Method for calculating longitude dependence of geomagnetically trapped electrons at low altitude, based of scattering and energy loss due to atmospheric interactions