Long term variations in high-energy geomagnetically trapped particles
Long term variations in high energy geomagnetically trapped particles from satellite detector data
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Long term variations in high energy geomagnetically trapped particles from satellite detector data
Electron trapping effect on ion-wave instability in plasma, deriving expression for saturation energy spectrum
Spacecraft surface secondary electron emission effects on electron trap measurements in magnetosphere and solar wind, noting agreement with positive ion densities
Kinetic theory of longitudinal ionic oscillations pertaining to LF plasma oscillations monitored in Ariel 1 satellite wake due to ions trapped in potential trough
Fission gases trapped in fuel particles, cladding and matrix of irradiated refractory metal-uranium oxide cermets determined by gamma counting
Satellite observation of alpha particles trapped geomagnetically in radiation belts, including Injun 5 results
Low energy protons in outer trapping region, discussing time variations and source and transport mechanisms
OGO 5 observations of quasi-trapped electromagnetic waves in solar wind at 70 kHz
Magnetospheric electric field configuration from trapped particle flux asymmetries, using Explorer 14 electron data
Geomagnetically trapped energetic nuclei Z greater than or equal to 3 in earth outer radiation zone, measuring intensity ratio to alpha particles
Apollo 11 lunar fines trapped noble gas elemental and isotopic abundances, suggesting solar wind origin
Trapped and cosmogenic rare gases from stepwise heated Apollo 11 lunar dust and crystalline rocks, using mass spectrometry
Ion cyclotron resonance spectroscopy for detecting trapped gaseous ions in analyzer cell, observing ion-molecule reactions
Model environment of high energy protons trapped in radiation belts
Relation of plasmapause position to region of enhanced fluxes of trapped energetic electrons during magnetic storm on 15 June 1965
Using photodielectric effect to detect densities of free and trapped carriers in II-VI compounds at cryogenic temperatures
Omnidirectional anisotropic molecular trap, used with vacuum pump to simulate space environments for testing spacecraft components
Describing sorption vacuum trap having housing with group of reentrant wall portions projecting into internal gas-pervious container filled with gas and vapor sorbent material