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Mesospheric Models and Related Experiments
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1971
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978-94-010-3116-5
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978-94-010-3114-1
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1971
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10.1007/978-94-010-3114-1
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Size-Frequency Distributions of Planetary Impact Craters and Asteroids
pp. 1
Binary Stars in the Sky
pp. 1
Aeronomic Reactions of Hydrogen and Ozone
pp. 1
Types of Gaseous Nebulae
pp. 1
Electrostatics of Dusty Plasmas
pp. 1
Survey of General Relativity Theory
pp. 1
Embedded Clusters
pp. 3
Future Observations of Cosmic Magnetic Fields with LOFAR, SKA and Its Precursors
pp. 3
Cosmic Rays as an Object of Research
pp. 3
Mass Ejections from the Solar Corona into Interplanetary Space
pp. 3
Physical Chemistry of Ices in the Outer Solar System
pp. 131
The Meteorological Structure of the Mesosphere Including Seasonal and Latitudinal Variations
pp. 13
Phenomenology of the Earth’s Bow Shock System. A Summary Description of Experimental Results
pp. 188
Laboratory Measurements of D-Region Ion-Molecule Reactions
pp. 15
The Deep Near Infrared Southern Sky Survey (DENIS)
pp. 198
The Roles of Water Vapor and Nitric Oxide in Determining Electron Densities in the D-Region
pp. 17
Radiative Association
pp. 220
Electronic Collisions
pp. 18
Figures of Equilibrium
pp. 18
Spectra of Gaseous Nebulae
pp. 19
Magnetic Fields with the Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array
pp. 240
The Photochemistry of Ozone and Singlet Molecular Oxygen in the Atmosphere
pp. 21
H2 in the Galaxy
pp. 25
The Two Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS): Overview and Status
pp. 39
Secondary Cosmic Rays Underground and in the Atmosphere
pp. 39
Radiative Excitation, Ionization, Recombination, and Fluorescence
pp. 41
Synchrotron Radiation and Faraday Rotation
pp. 45
Gravitoelectrodynamics
pp. 45
Magnetic Coordinates
pp. 49
Viscosity in Accretion Disks
pp. 49
Photodissociation and Photoionization Processes
pp. 53
How are AGN Found?
pp. 55
Chorus, Energetic Electrons and Magnetospheric Substorms
pp. 59
Interstellar Grain Alignment: Observational Status
pp. 61
Short Spacing Synthesis from a Primary Beam Scanned Interferometer
pp. 61
Transient Black Hole Binaries
pp. 67
Waves in the Vicinity of the Magnetopause
pp. 73
Line and Continuous Spectra of Hydrogen and Helium
pp. 73
Cosmological Chemistry and the Formation of the First Objects
pp. 77
Observation of Prominence Magnetic Fields
pp. 80
Dynamical Tides
pp. 85
Reverberation Mapping and the Physics of Active Galactic Nuclei
pp. 87
The Atomic Component
pp. 88
Cooperative Effects in Self-Gravitational and Dusty Plasmas
pp. 89
Plasma Observations in the Magnetotail
pp. 89
Magnetic Field Measurement with Ground State Alignment
pp. 89
Coupling Functions, Integral Multiplicities, and Inverse Transformations
pp. 95
Photometric Age Determination of OB-Associations
pp. 95
Gas Accretion Traced in Absorption in Galaxy Spectroscopy
pp. 97
Clathrate Hydrates on Earth and in the Solar System
pp. 99
Magnetic Fields in the Accretion Disks of Cataclysmic Variables
pp. 99
An Overview of Magnetospheric Dynamics
pp. 101
Observations of Interplanetary Scintillation: Solar Wind Velocity Measurements
pp. 101
Magnetospheric DC Electric Fields; Present Knowledge and Outstanding Problems to be Solved during the IMS
pp. 107
The Solar Cycle Dependence of Coronal Mass Ejections
pp. 109
Formation of Double Layers in Laboratory Plasmas
pp. 110
Gas-Phase Nitrogen and Methane Chemistry in the Atmosphere
pp. 111
Observations of Substorm Electrodynamics Using the Miracle Network
pp. 115
Collisionally Excited Lines and Plasma Diagnostics
pp. 115
The Formation of Solar Prominences
pp. 122
Tides and Gravity Waves in the Upper Atmosphere
pp. 123
Kinetic Turbulence
pp. 127
The Database for Galactic Open Clusters (BDA)
pp. 138
Generalized Rotation
pp. 145
The Three-Dimensional Structure of the Interplanetary Medium
pp. 149
Ultraviolet Solar Radiation Related to Mesospheric Processes
pp. 149
Gamma Ray Pulsars
pp. 151
Perception of Interstellar Structure: Facing Complexity
pp. 153
Radiative Equilibrium of a Gaseous Nebula
pp. 153
Interstellar Polarization and Magnetic Turbulence
pp. 157
Supermassive Black Holes in Galactic Nuclei
pp. 160
Penetration of Solar Radiation in the Schumann-Runge Bands of Molecular Oxygen
pp. 163
Nonlinear Whistler-Mode Interaction and Triggered Emissions in the Magnetosphere: A Review
pp. 163
MHD Turbulence, Turbulent Dynamo and Applications
pp. 163
Is AGN Variability Correlated with Other AGN Properties?—ZDCF Analysis of Small Samples of Sparse Light Curves
pp. 163
Unstable Disturbances in Flows of Dusty and Self-Gravitational Plasmas
pp. 167
Nebular Models
pp. 171
Mass Spectrometer Measurements in the Ionosphere
pp. 171
Interstellar Magnetic Fields
pp. 175
Highly Ionized Gas in High Velocity Clouds — The PG 1259+593 Sight Line Through Complex C
pp. 185
How do Galaxies Get Their Gas?
pp. 185
An Efficient Integrator that Uses Gauss-Radau Spacings
pp. 185
Linear Redshift Distortions: A Review
pp. 187
Dust and Related Phenomena in Gaseous Nebulae
pp. 193
Astronomy and the General Public: A Historical Perspective
pp. 199
Optical Properties of Ices From UV to Infrared
pp. 201
Experimental Basis of Cosmic Ray Research
pp. 201
A Global Picture of CMEs in the Inner Heliosphere
pp. 201
Dynamics of Close Binaries
pp. 202
Dusty and Self-Gravitational Plasmas of Planetary Rings
pp. 207
Shock Waves
pp. 207
Hot Gas Morphology, Thermal Structure, and the AGN Connection in Normal Elliptical Galaxies
pp. 218
Waves and Particles in the Magnetosphere
pp. 219
Vertical Red Line 6300 Å Distribution and Tropical Nightglow Morphology in Quiet Magnetic Conditions
pp. 221
Gas Accretion and Galactic Chemical Evolution: Theory and Observations
pp. 222
Diffuse Nebulae, Wind-Blown Shells, and Planetaries
pp. 227
The Intermittency of ISM Turbulence: What Do the Observations Tell Us?
pp. 227
Pioneer 10, 11 Observations of Evolving Solar Wind Streams and Shocks Beyond 1 AU
pp. 231
Vela Satellite Measurements of Particles in the Solar Wind and the Distant Geomagnetosphere
pp. 239
The Near Infrared Camera on the W.M. Keck Telescope
pp. 243
Irradiation Effects on Comets and Cometary Debris
pp. 245
Compton-Thick AGN: The Dark Side of the X-Ray Background
pp. 249
Gas Accretion and Angular Momentum
pp. 249
The Supernova Impostors
pp. 253
Cosmic Ray Transport in Turbulent Magnetic Field
pp. 255
Chemical Compositions of Gaseous Nebulae
pp. 263
Galaxy Bulges and Their Massive Black Holes: A Review
pp. 285
Ambipolar Diffusion
pp. 289
Theory of Cosmic Ray Meteorological Effects for Measurements in the Atmosphere and Underground (One-Dimensional Approximation)
pp. 291
Nebular Compositions, Element Building, and Stellar Evolution
pp. 301
External Aerodynamics of the Magnetosphere
pp. 301
The Effect of Galactic Feedback on Gas Accretion and Wind Recycling
pp. 311
Magnetic Reconnection in Astrophysical Environments
pp. 312
The Roche Model
pp. 323
Gas Accretion via Condensation and Fountains
pp. 331
Experimental Investigations of CR Snow, Wind, and Barometric Effects
pp. 333
Future Prospects: Deep Imaging of Galaxy Outskirts Using Telescopes Large and Small
pp. 347
Plasma and Potential at the Lunar Surface
pp. 349
Theoretical Approaches to Interstellar Turbulence
pp. 349
Orbital Decay in Non-Spherical Galaxies
pp. 361
Stability of the Components of Close Binary Systems
pp. 366
The Proton Aurora and Auroral Substorm
pp. 367
Acceleration and Modulation of Electrons and Ions by Propagating Interplanetary Shocks
pp. 371
Gravitomagnetism and Its Measurement with Laser Ranging to the LAGEOS Satellites and GRACE Earth Gravity Models
pp. 373
Particle Acceleration by Magnetic Reconnection
pp. 373
Fractal Reconnection in Solar and Stellar Environments
pp. 375
Experimental Investigations of Cosmic Ray Temperature and Humidity Effects
pp. 385
The Physics of Plasma Injection Events
pp. 387
Atmospheric Electric Field Effects in Cosmic Rays
pp. 389
Photoemission and Secondary Electron Emission from Lunar Surface Material
pp. 390
Origin and Evolution of Binary Systems
pp. 392
Review and Interpretation of Particle Measurements Made by the Vela Satellites in the Magnetotail
pp. 397
Composition, Structure, and Chemistry of Interstellar Dust
pp. 401
Interstellar MHD Turbulence and Star Formation
pp. 403
Electron Loss from the Van Allen Zones due to Pitch Angle Scattering by Electromagnetic Disturbances
pp. 407
Thermal Histories of Meteorites by the 39Ar-40Ar Method
pp. 425
Development of the Theory and Methods of Determination of Cosmic Ray Variations of Atmospheric Origin
pp. 443
Interchange Instabilities and Localized High-Speed Flows in the Convectively-Driven Near-Earth Plasma Sheet
pp. 445
Observations of Magnetic Fields in Molecular Clouds: Testing Star Formation Theory
pp. 447
What is a Magnetospheric Substorm?
pp. 455
Galactic Superwinds
pp. 459
Gravitational Collapse and Disk Formation in Magnetized Cores
pp. 461
The Geomagnetic Tail: Topology, Reconnection and Interaction with the Moon
pp. 483
Magnetic Fields in the Milky Way
pp. 485
Nuclear Reactions of Cosmic Rays with Ground, Water, and Air Atoms; Production of Cosmogenic Nuclides
pp. 485
Magnetic Turbulence in Shocks
pp. 507
Magnetic Fields in Galaxies
pp. 521
Cosmic Ray Influence on Atmospheric Electric Field and Thunderstorms, Earth’s Global Charge and Global Electric Current
pp. 529
Simulations of Galactic Dynamos
pp. 529
Generation of Field Aligned Current During Substorm
pp. 533
Element Abundances in the Interstellar Atomic Material
pp. 534
Penetration of Auroral Electrons into the Atmosphere
pp. 541
Air Ionization by CR, Influence on the Ionosphere and Radio Wave Propagation
pp. 545
Pioneer Solar Plasma and Magnetic Field Measurements in Interplanetary Space during August 2–17, 1972
pp. 545
Plasma Flow in the Magnetotail and its Implications for Substorm Theories
pp. 545
Horizon-Glow and the Motion of Lunar Dust
pp. 557
Cosmic Rays in Galaxy Clusters and Their Interaction with Magnetic Fields
pp. 573
Cosmic Ray Influence on the Chemical Processes in the Atmosphere and Formation of Ozone Layer
pp. 591
Cosmic Ray Influence on Planetary Cloud Covering and Long Term Climate Change
pp. 599
Turbulence in the Intracluster Medium
pp. 599
Energetic Particle Bursts in the Earth’s Magnetotail
pp. 622
Low-Energy Electrons in the Magnetosphere as Observed by OGO-1 and OGO-3
pp. 627
The Possible Application of the Inverse Problem: Determination of Atmospheric Conditions by Cosmic Ray Data
pp. 641
Summary of Experimental Results from M.I.T. Detector on IMP-1
pp. 643
Meteorological Effects Application to Cosmic Ray Latitude Survey Data Processing
pp. 671
Applications of the Radiocarbon Coupling Function Method to Investigations of Planetary Mixing and Exchange Processes; Influence of H-Bomb Explosions on the Environment; Cosmic Ray Variations in the Past
pp. 721
Potential and Realized Applications of Cosmic Ray Research in Science and Technology
pp. 771
Conclusion and Problems
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