The geomagnetic tail.
Satellite observations of geomagnetic tail in magnetosphere near midnight meridian plane, discussing formation, shape, plasma sheet and models
Ness, N. F.↗
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Particle fluxes in the outer geomagnetic field.
Particle fluxes in outer radiation belt and unstable radiation zone of outer geomagnetic field, discussing electron diffusion into magnetosphere and magnetic disturbances
Gorchakov, E. V.↗
The geometry of the magnetosphere. II - A weakly connected model of the geomagnetic tail.
Magnetosphere model for plasma pressure by solar wind, discussing plasma drift from neutral sheet into geomagnetic tail
Wentworth, R. C.↗
Relativistic electrons confined within the neutral sheet of the geomagnetic tail.
Relativistic electron confinement within geomagnetic tail neutral sheet measured by Pioneer 7 deep space probe, confirming kinetic energy observations of IMP 1 satellite
Retzler, J.↗
Relation of the westward drift of the geomagnetic field to the rotation of the earth's core.
Geomagnetic field westward drift related to earth core rotation from calculating drift at earth surface and at core
Richmond, A. D.↗
Interplanetary field and geomagnetic variations - A unified view.
Interplanetary magnetic fields from Explorer 33 magnetometer relationship to surface geomagnetic variations emphasizing unified view
Colburn, D. S.↗
Flares, Forbush decreases, and geomagnetic storms.
Geomagnetic storms and Forbush decreases accounted for by interplanetary solar corpuscular streams effects described by interplanetary magnetic field structure, noting independence of flares
Ballif, J. R.↗
Prediction of geomagnetic secular change confirmed.
Geomagnetic field model /POGO/ to confirm eccentric dipole westward velocity secular decrease predicted by day length changes
Ball, R. H.↗
The geomagnetic and cosmic-ray storm of May 25/26, 1967.
Geomagnetic disturbances and cosmic ray storm of 25-26 May 1967 caused by McMath plage region 8818, noting Forbush decreases and ring current effect
Akasofu, S.-I.↗
Initial observations of geomagnetically trapped protons and alpha particles with OGO 4.
Geomagnetically trapped protons and alpha particles, analyzing OGO 4 data
Fritz, T. A.↗
Low energy particle fluxes in the geomagnetic tail
Low energy particle fluxes in geomagnetic tail, and plasma sheet relation to auroral oval
Vasyliunas, V. M.↗
The geomagnetic survey by the polar orbiting Geophysical Observatories OGO-2 and OGO-4, 1965 - 1967
Geomagnetic survey data reduction results by polar orbiters OGO-2 and OGO-4
Cain, J. C.↗
Exploitation of digitized geomagnetic data
Automatic digitized system for processing of geomagnetic data
Sagiura, M.↗
Drift of noninteracting charged particles in a simple geomagnetic field
Drift of noninteracting charged particles in simple geomagnetic field
Schield, M. A.↗
The configuration of the geomagnetic field
Configuration of geomagnetic field to determine solar wind-earth interaction
Fairfield, D. H.↗
VLF measurements of the Poynting flux along the geomagnetic field with the Injun 5 satellite
Very low frequency electromagnetic hiss propagation along geomagnetic field in earth magnetosphere
Mosier, S. R.↗
Configuration of the geomagnetic tail during substorms
Configuration of geomagnetic tail during substorms
Fairfield, D. H.↗
The international geomagnetic reference field 1965.0 in dipole coordinates
Computer program for transforming spherical harmonic coefficients to geomagnetic dipole coordinates
Mead, G. D.↗