Observations of low energy /approximately 0.5 MeV/ trapped protons with Injun 4
Low energy trapped proton observations with Injun 4 satellite
Krimigis, S. M.↗
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Secondary-dose equivalent model and comparison of 160-MeV proton-induced neutron and proton dose with a comprehensive experiment
Secondary proton and neutron dose equivalent model calculations of random position, kinetic energy, and survival weight
Duneer, A. G., Jr.↗
Analytic representation of nonelastic cross sections and particle-emission spectra from nucleon-nucleus collisions in the energy range 25 to 400 MeV
Least squares representation of inelastic cross sections and particle emission spectra from nucleon-nucleus collisions
Alsmiller, R. G., Jr.↗
Gamma ray angular correlations following inelastic scattering of 42-MeV alpha particles from magnesium 24
Angular correlation between inelastically scattered alpha particles and gamma rays emitted in subsequent nuclear decay of magnesium 24
Baron, N.↗
A search for celestial sources of gamma rays of energy greater than 100 MeV
Cosmic gamma ray detector with scintillator and vidicon spark chamber in high altitude balloon in search for celestial gamma ray sources
Hearn, D. R.↗
Photovoltaic properties of U.S. and European silicon cells under 1-MeV electron irradiation
Volt-ampere curves, efficiency, and photovoltaic properties of electron irradiated solar cells
Cherry, W. R.↗
Measurements on the solar modulation of galactic electrons and protons in the energy range 70 Mev to 2 Bev.
Long term solar modulation effects on spectra of primary electrons and protons
Webber, W. R.↗
Limit on the continuous solar flux of the 2.22-Mev neutron-proton capture gamma ray.
Upper limit on continuous solar emission flux of neutron-proton capture gamma rays from balloon flights, comparing day and night observations
Chupp, E. L.↗
The primary cosmic-ray electron energy spectrum from 10 to 40 Mev.
Differential energy spectrum of primary cosmic ray electrons measured on IMP 3 during minimum solar modulation for galactic radiation
Fan, C. Y.↗
Absolute efficiency measurements of NE-213 organic phosphors for detecting 14.5- and 2.7- Mev neutrons.
Organic phosphors detection efficiency for neutrons compared with Monte Carlo theretical calculations
Hill, N. W.↗
Elastic scattering of 600-Mev protons by super 4 He.
Differential cross section for elastic scattering of high energy proton beam from He atoms target, discussing momentum transfer role
Boschitz, E. T.↗
Implications of the small observed anisotropy of 7.5-to 45-Mev cosmic rays.
Low energy cosmic rays small solar quiet time radial flux /anisotropy/, considering diurnal variation suppression and cosmic ray diffusion coefficients
Jokipii, J. R.↗
Bremsstrahlung produced in thick aluminum and iron targets by 0.5 to 2.8 Mev electrons.
Bremsstrahlung produced in thick Al and Fe targets by electron bombardment with various incident energies, discussing external spectral emission intensity distributions
Baggerly, L. L.↗
Neutrons from super 9 Be/alpha, n/ reaction for E sub alpha between 6 and 10 Mev.
Neutron absolute differential production cross sections for Be 9 bombarded by alpha particles leaving C 12 in ground first and second excited states
Burrus, W. R.↗
Observations of low-energy /approximately 0.5 Mev/ trapped protons with Injun IV.
Low energy geomagnetically trapped proton intensities from high latitude orbiting Injun 4 satellite observations
Krimigis, S. M.↗
Comparison of calculated radiochemical cross sections with experimental results for incident protons and pi super minus mesons in the 50- to 400-Mev region - Effect of varying a few nuclear parameters in the calculations.
Calculated radiochemical cross sections compared with experiment for incident protons and pions in high energy range, noting nuclear parameter variations effect
Bertini, H. W.↗
Core excitations in super 107 Ag, super 109 Ag, super 113 In, super 115 In, super 121 Sb, and super 123 Sb resulting from inelastic scattering of 42 Mev alpha particles.
Ag, In and Sb core excitations caused by inelastic scattering of alpha particles
Baron, N.↗
Interplanetary and solar electrons of energy 3- 12 Mev.
Low energy relativistic solar electrons detected in interplanetary space with IMP satellites
Cline, T. L.↗