Cosmic-ray electrons between 12 Mev and 1 Gev in 1967

Tables of energy losses and ranges of electrons and positrons

1964 • 363 citations

Geomagnetic and Solar Data

1996 • 248 citations

Cloud-Chamber Observations of Primary Cosmic-Ray Electrons

1961 • 97 citations

Proton Component of the Primary Cosmic Radiation

1959 • 89 citations

Electrons in the Primary Cosmic Radiation

1961 • 81 citations

The Spectrum and Charge Composition of the Primary Cosmic Radiation

1967 • 64 citations

A five degree by fifteen degree world grid of trajectory-determined vertical cutoff rigidities

1968 • 58 citations

Measurement of the charged splash and re-entrant albedo of the cosmic radiation

1967 • 55 citations

Detection of Interplanetary 3- to 12-MeV Electrons

1964 • 55 citations

The Cosmic-Ray Albedo

1953 • 38 citations

The Primary Cosmic-Ray Electron Spectrum Near Solar Minimum

1967 • 34 citations

Flux and energy spectrum of secondary electrons in the upper atmosphere

1966 • 34 citations

Cosmic-Ray Negatron and Positron Spectra Between 12 and 220 MeV

1969 • 34 citations

Observations of Cosmic-Ray Electrons Between 2.7 and 21.5 ME V

1969 • 30 citations

Diurnal intensity variation of low-energy electrons observed near the polar cap

1967 • 30 citations

Solar Modulation and the Galactic Intensity of Cosmic-Ray Positrons and Negatrons

1968 • 22 citations

Diurnal variation of the intensity and energy spectrum of low-energy electrons incident at Fort Churchill, Canada

1968 • 20 citations

Magnetic-Cloud-Chamber Observations of Low-Energy Cosmic-Ray Electrons

1965 • 19 citations

A calculation of the flux and energy spectrum of secondary electrons at high altitudes in the atmosphere

1967 • 18 citations

The primary cosmic-ray electron spectrum in the energy range from 300 MeV to 4 BeV from 1964 to 1966

1968 • 13 citations

Interplanetary and solar electrons of energy 3–12 MeV

1968 • 12 citations

Flux of Cosmic-Ray Electrons Between 17 and 63 MeV

1968 • 12 citations

Measurements of cosmic-ray electrons in the energy range 4 MeV to 6 BeV at 2 g/cm2 atmospheric depth at Ft. Churchill

1968 • 12 citations

The Primary Cosmic-Ray Electron Spectrum Between 0.09 and 8.4 BeV in 1965

1968 • 11 citations

Characteristics of the diurnally varying electron flux near the polar cap

1969 • 10 citations

Geomagnetic and solar data

1968 • 6 citations

Primary cosmic ray electrons and albedo electrons in 1967 at energies between 12 and 1000 MEV

1969 • 4 citations

AN ESTIMATE OF THE CONTRIBUTION FROM REENTRANT ALBEDO TO THE MEASUREMENT OF PRIMARY ELECTRONS

1965 • 3 citations

The intensity and time variation of primary cosmic ray electrons

1968 • 2 citations