Infrared absorptions near three microns recorded over the polar cap of Mars.
IR spectrometer on Mariner 7 Mars flyby recording sharp absorption near 3 microns at Martian southern polar cap
Herr, K. C.↗
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Axisymmetric static and dynamic buckling of spherical caps due to centrally distributed pressures
Spherical caps axisymmetric static and dynamic buckling under load, using axisymmetric nonlinear elastic shell theory approximation and finite difference equations
Fulton, R. E.↗
Interpretation of the Martian polar cap spectra
Martian polar cap spectra interpreted with laboratory measurements of water-carbon dioxide frost spectral reflectance
Kieffer, H.↗
Collapse loads of partially loaded clamped shallow spherical caps
Partially loaded clamped plastic shallow spherical caps collapse loads and stress and velocity distributions
Dumesnil, C. E.↗
Buckling and postbuckling behavior of spherical caps under axisymmetric load
Clamped shallow spherical cap elastic buckling and initial postbuckling behavior under uniformly distributed load over circular region centered at apex
Budiansky, B.↗
Auroral and polar cap electric fields from barium releases
Auroral and polar cap ionospheric electric fields and tensor conductivity elements using ion clouds data of Ba release experiment
Heppner, J. P.↗
Cadmium plated steel caps seal anodized aluminum fittings
Cadmium prevents fracturing of hard anodic coating under torquing to system specification requirements, prevents galvanic coupling, and eliminates need for crush washers, which, though commonly used in industry, do not correct leakage problem experienced when anodized aluminum fittings and anodized aluminum cap assemblies are joined.
Padden, J.↗
On the distributions of plasmas and electric fields over the auroral zones and polar caps
Plasma and electric field distribution over auroral zones and polar caps
Frank, L. A.↗
Carbon dioxide clathrate in the Martian ice cap
Carbon dioxide clathrate in Martian ice cap suggested from hydrate stability relative to solid phase and water ice as function of temperature
Miller, S. L.↗
Martian north polar cap, 1962-68
Martian north polar cap observations, discussing physical aspects and seasonal regression curves
Capen, C. F.↗
The surface of Mars. I - Cratered terrains. II - Uncratered terrains. III - Light and dark markings. IV - South polar cap
Mars surface TV pictures from Mariner 6 and 7, including cratered and uncratered terrains, light and dark markings and south polar cap
Cutts, J. A.↗
Atomic processes in the polar cap
Polar cap atomic processes stimulated by photons, electrons and protons, considering particle morphology
Green, A. E. S.↗
Asymmetric access of energetic solar protons to the earth's north and south polar caps
Energetic solar protons asymmetric access to north south polar caps by satellite observation during 24 January 1969 event
Fennell, J. F.↗
Measurement of the effective electron loss rates in the D region during polar cap absorption events
Day and nighttime effective electron loss rate measurement in D region during polar cap absorption events, using rocket-borne spectrometers and Faraday rotation
Adams, G. W.↗
Mariner ultraviolet spectrometer - Topography and polar cap
Mariner 1969 flyby Mars UV spectrum observations, interpreting data in terms of atmospheric, topographic and polar cap adsorptive characteristics
Barth, C. A.↗
Electric-field measurements and the identification of currents causing magnetic disturbances in the polar cap
Polar cap electric field and relationship to magnetic disturbances from measurements on Ba ion clouds released by rockets
Heppner, J. P.↗
Distributions of plasmas and electric fields over the auroral zones and polar caps
Low energy particle plasma sheet and convection electric field distributions over auroral zones and polar caps from satellite Injun 5 observation
Frank, L. A.↗
A digital computer study of the buckling of shallow spherical caps and truncated hemispheres
A study of the buckling of thin shells was conducted using a digital computer program for the geometrically nonlinear analysis of arbitrarily loaded shells of revolution. The objective was an evaluation of the program's applicability to bifurcation buckling and imperfection sensitivity analysis. Clamped spherical caps under pressure loading and clamped truncated hemispheres under axial tension were investigated. Buckling loads were determined for axisymmetric and nearly axisymmetric loads and are compared with previously published analytical results based on geometric imperfections.
Stilwell, W. C.↗