Spectroscopic observations of Mars, 1964-5
Spectroscoptic measurements of water vapor and carbon dioxide contents in Mars atmosphere
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Spectroscoptic measurements of water vapor and carbon dioxide contents in Mars atmosphere
Line-of-sight IR spectral temperature profile measurements in inhomogeneous hot gas
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Microwave spectroscopy used in identification of atmospheric trace contaminants
Carbon dioxide abundance at 200 degrees K determined from high dispersion IR spectrograms of Mars
Spectrum of glow during gas phase reaction of germanium tetrahydride with atomic oxygen, observing new bands of D-X system
High dispersion spectrograms of Mars examined for water vapor presence, results indicate amount depends on size of polar cap
Red shift determinations for quasi-stellar radio sources using spectrographic techniques
Divalent Eu ion ground state splitting in C3h symmetry sites and associated color centers in EPR spectrum study of Eu ion doped lanthanum trichloride
Positive Ar ion CW laser transitions, measuring intensities lifetimes, population densities and pumping rates
Abnormal metallic line densities in peculiar A and B stars using spectroscopy, energy distributions, etc
Cyg X-2 radial velocity variation measured from Ca II, He II and Ca I absorption lines
Blunt models shock heated stagnation zone radiation intensity spectroscopy in high temperature plasma tunnel tests simulating Mars atmospheric probes
Laser oscillations and optical spectra of neodymium doped calcium fluorophosphate crystals
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Design and evaluation of mass spectrometer for lunar atmosphere observations
Relaxation effects of rare earth ions in crystals