Thermal ions in the exosphere - Evidence of solar and geomagnetic control.
Latitudinal variations in exosphere thermal ion composition, examining evidence of solar and geomagnetic control of ion distribution
Brinton, H. C.↗
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Exospheric temperatures of Jupiter and Saturn.
Model calculations of Jupiter/Saturn exospheric temperature difference as function of solar cycle
Mcgovern, W. E.↗
Calculations of diurnal changes in the exosphere.
Exosphere diurnal and latitudinal variations in electron and proton content, ion composition, and electron, proton and positive O ion densities
Titheridge, J. E.↗
On the exospheric temperature of Venus.
Venus exospheric temperature for various composition models, discussing carbon dioxide concentration effects
Gross, S. H.↗
Lateral transport in planetary exospheres.
Lateral transport of constituents in planetary exospheres, considering planetary rotation
Hodges, R. R., Jr.↗
Ion-exosphere with variable conditions at the baropause.
Model ion-exosphere for nonrotating planet with static dipole magnetic field generalized by permitting density and temperature variations over baropause
Hartle, R. E.↗
Exospheric temperatures on Mars and Venus.
Atmospheric models for exospheric temperatures of Mars and Venus based on photoionization heating efficiency
Hogan, J. S.↗
The polar exosphere near solar maximum.
Polar exosphere near solar maximum investigation by Explorer 19 and Explorer 24 drag satellites, considering density and atomic oxygen concentration measurements
Keating, G. M.↗
Ion depletion in the high-latitude exosphere - Simultaneous OGO 2 observations of the light ion trough and the VLF cutoff.
Ion depletion in high latitude exosphere, considering OGO 2 simultaneous observations of positive ion concentration, VLF signal propagation and whistlers
Bonner, F. M.↗
Simple model for a rotating neutral planetary exosphere.
Neutral exosphere model for nonrotating planet permitting barosphere uniform rotation at certain angular velocity, determining velocity distribution and density
Hagenbuch, K. M.↗
New static models of the thermosphere and exosphere with empirical temperature profiles
Static models of thermosphere and exosphere with temperature profiles
Jacchia, L. G.↗
Deuterium in the earth's exosphere
Lyman alpha transition line in exosphere deuterium line implying enrichment factor ratio to earth surface deuterium
Bruner, E. C., Jr.↗
Simultaneous measurements of exospheric densities near opposite poles
Exospheric density at opposite hemispheres, showing variations from winter helium bulge
Keating, G. M.↗
On the diurnal variation of the exospheric neutral hydrogen temperature
Exospheric neutral hydrogen temperature diurnal variation from satellite resonance filter data, suggesting Lyman alpha source external to geocorona
Clark, M. A.↗
Solar cycle variation of planetary exospheric temperatures
Solar cycle variation of planetary exospheric temperatures
Bauer, S. J.↗
Model for rotating and nonuniform planetary exospheres
Collisionless Boltzmann equation for model of rotating and nonuniform planetary exospheres
Hartle, R. E.↗
Revised static models of the thermosphere and exosphere with empircial temperature profiles
Revised static models of thermosphere and exosphere with empirical temperature profiles
Jacchia, L. G.↗
A possibility of multiple exospheric temperatures for Venus and Mars
Multiple exospheric temperatures for Venus and Mars
Herman, J. R.↗