A theory of thermospheric dynamics. Part 2 - Geomagnetic activity effect, 27 day variation and semiannual variation
Geomagnetic activity, 27 day variation, and semiannual variation of thermosphere affected by solar activity
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Geomagnetic activity, 27 day variation, and semiannual variation of thermosphere affected by solar activity
Mathematical analysis of geomagnetic tail of Explorer 33 and Explorer 35 satellites
Derivation of international geomagnetic reference field
Attitude stabilization of spacecraft with geomagnetic rate damping
Geomagnetic tail observation at 500 earth radii by Pioneer 8
Random processes in daily variations of geomagnetic vector during summertime quiet days by statistical investigations
Daily procession of geomagnetic dipole effect on ionospheric Sq variations
VLF measurements of Poynting flux along geomagnetic field with Injun 5 satellite
Geomagnetic response asymmetry related to solar direction of polarity in interplanetary magnetic field
Secular change examination in cislunar geomagnetic tail field gradient during summers of 1966 and 1967, using Explorer 33 and 35 results
Geomagnetic micropulsations mechanism, discussing hydromagnetic waves transmission generated by interface instability between solar wind and magnetosphere, noting transmission path role
Geomagnetic micropulsation theory, discussing mechanisms responsible for amplitude spectrum at earth surface and power spectral density
High latitude outer zone electrons boundary region during geomagnetically quiet periods
Neutral sheet structure and orientation in geomagnetic tail, computing field lines on basis of Explorer 14 magnetic field measurements
Geomagnetic tail topology, reconnection and interaction with moon from Explorer 33 satellite data
Average geomagnetic storm ranges as function of latitude, noting disturbances caused by ring and ionospheric currents
Solar wind interaction with geomagnetic field, considering bow shock, field confinement in magnetosphere and stretching out of lines of force