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OSO 1–6 Refereed Journals

  1. Evidence for the equality of the solar photospheric and coronal abundance of iron
    Phillips, K et al., AdSpR, 15, 0733 (1995)
  2. Solar Coronal Abundances of Elements with Low First Ionization Potential: Chromium, Calcium, and Aluminum
    McKenzie, D & Feldman, U, ApJ, 420, 892 (1994)
  3. SI XIII Emission Lines in Solar Flare X-Ray Spectra Obtained with the P78-1 Satellite
    Keenan, F et al., ApJ, 426, 454 (1994)
  4. Fe XXV Temperatures in Flares from the YOHKOH Bragg Crystal Spectrometer
    Sterling, A, Doschek, G & Pike, C, ApJ, 435, 898 (1994)
  5. Emission Line Ratios for Fexxi Applicable to the Extreme Ultraviolet Spectra of Solar Flares
    Keenan, F et al., SoPh, 149, 129 (1994)
  6. Solar coronal mass ejections
    Chertok, I, AZh, 70, 165 (1993)
  7. Theoretical Emission-Line Strengths for Fe XXIII and a Comparison with Solar Observational Data
    Keenan, F et al., ApJ, 406, 350 (1993)
  8. Microwave and soft X-ray emission of solar flare events associated with coronal transients
    Chertok, I, Gnezdilov, A & Zaborova, E, AZh, 69, 593 (1992)
  9. Fe XVIII Emission-Line Intensities in the Sun
    McKenzie, D et al., ApJ, 385, 378 (1992)
  10. The Iron-to-Calcium Abundance Ratio in the 20 X 10 6 K Plasma of Medium and Large Solar Flares
    Phillips, K & Feldman, U, ApJ, 379, 401 (1991)
  11. The Ar/Ca Abundance Ratio in Solar Flares
    Doschek, G & Seely, J, ApJ, 348, 341 (1990)
  12. Soft X-Ray Spectroscopy of Solar Flares: an Overview
    Doschek, G, ApJS, 73, 117 (1990)
  13. Measurement of Wavelengths for Inner-Shell Transitions in CA xvii--xix
    Seely, J & Doschek, G, ApJ, 338, 567 (1989)
  14. Photographic observations of the cloud in the neighbourhood of libration point L 5 of the Earth-Moon system
    Winiarski, M, EM&P, 47, 193 (1989)
  15. Radiating Properties of Solar Plasmas
    Bruner, M & McWhirter, R, ApJ, 326, 1002 (1988)
  16. Dynamic Evolution of the Source Volumes of Gradual and Impulsive Solar Flare Emissions
    Bruner, M et al., ApJ, 334, 494 (1988)
  17. X-ray line-ratio plasma diagnostics applied to solar active regions.
    McKenzie, D, JPhys, 49, 55 (1988)
  18. The comparison of helium-like ion emission line ratios with solar X-ray spectral data.
    McCann, S & Keenan, F, JPhys, 49, 331 (1988)
  19. Calcium ionization balance and argon/calcium abundance in solar flares
    Antonucci, E et al., A&A, 188, 159 (1987)
  20. NE IX Emission-Line Ratios in Solar Active Regions
    Keenan, F et al., ApJ, 318, 926 (1987)
  21. Properties of Solar Coronal Active Regions Deduced from X-Ray Line Spectra
    McKenzie, D, ApJ, 322, 512 (1987)
  22. A search for forerunner activity associated with coronal mass ejections
    Karpen, J & Howard, R, JGR, 92, 7227 (1987)
  23. Al xii line ratios in the Sun
    Keenan, F & McCann, S, SoPh, 109, 31 (1987)
  24. Theoretical emission line ratios for Si XIII compared to solar observations
    McCann, S & Keenan, F, SoPh, 112, 83 (1987)
  25. Solar Filament Eruptions and Energetic Particle Events
    Kahler, S et al., ApJ, 302, 504 (1986)
  26. Measurement of Wavelengths and Lamb Shifts for Inner-Shell Transitions in Fe xviii--xxiv
    Seely, J, Feldman, U & Safronova, U, ApJ, 304, 838 (1986)
  27. High-Resolution X-Ray Spectra of Solar Flares. VIII. Mass Upflow in the Large Flare of 1980 November 7
    Karpen, J, Doschek, G & Seely, J, ApJ, 306, 327 (1986)
  28. Imaging the outflow of ionospheric ions into the magnetosphere
    Chiu, Y et al., Natur, 322, 441 (1986)
  29. High-resolution X-ray spectra of solar flares. VII - A long-duration X-ray flare associated with a coronal mass ejection
    Kreplin, R et al., ApJ, 292, 309 (1985)
  30. X-ray line ratios for Fe-XVII observed in the solar corona
    Rugge, H & McKenzie, D, ApJ, 297, 338 (1985)
  31. Element abundances from solar flare spectra
    Doschek, G, Feldman, U & Seely, J, MNRAS, 217, 317 (1985)
  32. On the rate of energy input in thermal solar flares
    Feldman, U, Doschek, G & McKenzie, D, ApJL, 276, L53 (1984)
  33. Direct measurement of the increase in altitude of the soft X-ray emission region during a solar flare
    Seely, J & Feldman, U, ApJL, 280, L59 (1984)
  34. 3 keV to 2 MeV observations of four gamma-ray bursts
    Laros, J et al., ApJ, 286, 681 (1984)
  35. Numerical simulations of loops heated to solar flare temperatures. III - Asymmetrical heating
    Cheng, C, Doschek, G & Karpen, J, ApJ, 286, 787 (1984)
  36. Radio and Visible Light Observations of a Coronal Arcade Transient
    Gergely, T et al., SoPh, 90, 161 (1984)
  37. Diagnostic Application of Highly Ionised Iron Lines in the Extreme Ultraviolet Spectrum of a Solar Flare
    Mason, H et al., SoPh, 92, 199 (1984)
  38. A spectroscopic method for calibration of solar extreme ultraviolet instrumentation.
    Neupert, W & Kastner, S, A&A, 128, 181 (1983)
  39. Inner-shell transitions in Fe XIX-XXII in the X-ray spectra of solar flares and Tokamaks
    Phillips, K et al., ApJ, 265, 1120 (1983)
  40. X-ray line ratios from helium-like ions - Updated theory and SMM flare observations
    Wolfson, C et al., ApJ, 269, 319 (1983)
  41. Direct evidence of type III electron streams propagating in coronal streamers
    Kundu, M et al., ApJL, 269, L67 (1983)
  42. Acceleration and confinement of energetic particles in the 1980 June 7 solar flare
    Kane, S et al., ApJ, 271, 376 (1983)
  43. Solar indices and solar u.v.-irradiances
    Bossy, L, P&SS, 31, 977 (1983)
  44. Satellite Observations of the Extreme Ultraviolet and Far Ultraviolet Radiation Fields.
    Kimble, R, PhD Thesis, 9 (1983)
  45. Overview of cosmic ray studies and associated topics (1979 - 1982).
    Shea, M, RvGSP, 21, 291 (1983)
  46. Thermal and Nonthermal Phenomena in Solar Flare Loops at 20-CM Wavelength and in X-Rays
    Schmahl, E et al., SoPh, 83, 3 (1983)
  47. The solar corona on 31 July, 1981
    Fisher, R et al., SoPh, 83, 233 (1983)
  48. Solar instruments on the P78-1 spacecraft.
    Doschek, G, SoPh, 86, 9 (1983)
  49. Solar Flare X-Ray Spectra from the P78 - 1 Spacecraft
    Doschek, G, SoPh, 86, 49 (1983)
  50. The GLE-associated flare of 21 August, 1979
    Cliver, E et al., SoPh, 89, 181 (1983)
  51. Longterm Quasi-Periodic Oscillations of Extreme Ultraviolet Flux on the Sun
    Ivanov, E, SoPh, 89, 261 (1983)
  52. Lightning research from space
    Powell, J, SpFl, 25, 280 (1983)
  53. Observational constraints for a theoretical model describing the soft X-ray flare
    Feldman, U, Cheng, C & Doschek, G, ApJ, 255, 320 (1982)
  54. X-ray lines of helium-like oxygen and neon in the solar corona
    McKenzie, D & Landecker, P, ApJ, 259, 372 (1982)
  55. A magnetic cloud and a coronal mass ejection
    Burlaga, L et al., GeoRL, 9, 1317 (1982)
  56. Coronal transient phenomena.
    Dryer, M, SSRv, 33, 233 (1982)
  57. An attempt to determine the solar LY alpha flux independently of instrument calibration
    Cazes, S et al., A&A, 104, 10 (1981)
  58. On ionization equilibrium in solar flares as determined from X-ray emissionlines of CA XVIII and CA XIX
    Doscher, G & Feldman, U, ApJ, 251, 792 (1981)
  59. The significance of VLF transmitters in the precipitation of inner belt electrons
    Imhof, W et al., JGR, 86, 11225 (1981)
  60. A study of the spectrum beyond 200 keV of second-stage solar flare X-ray emission
    Langer, S, Petrosian, V & Frost, K, ApJ, 235, 1047 (1980)
  61. On the Origin of Multiply-Impulsive Emission from Solar Flares.
    Karpen, J, PhD Thesis, 2 (1980)
  62. The Solar Lyman-Alpha Flux Near Solar Minimum
    Vidal-Madjar, A & Phissamay, B, SoPh, 66, 259 (1980)
  63. Fe XXI as an electron density diagnostic in solar flares.
    Mason, H et al., A&A, 73, 74 (1979)
  64. A theoretical model of a coronal hole.
    Pineau Des Forets, G, A&A, 78, 159 (1979)
  65. Fe IX lines as density indicators in coronal plasmas.
    Haug, E, ApJ, 228, 903 (1979)
  66. Evidence for continuum absorption above the quiet sun transition region.
    Schmahl, E & Orrall, F, ApJL, 231, L41 (1979)
  67. Spectral evolution of multiply impulsive solar bursts.
    Karpen, J, Crannell, C & Frost, K, ApJ, 234, 370 (1979)
  68. Relationship between hard X-ray and EUV sources in solar flares.
    Kane, S, Frost, K & Donnelly, R, ApJ, 234, 669 (1979)
  69. Stellar Chromospheres
    Ulmschneider, P, SSRv, 24, 71 (1979)
  70. On the nonthermal excitation and polarization of X-ray lines during solar flares
    Haug, E, SoPh, 61, 129 (1979)
  71. Impulsive solar X-ray bursts.
    Crannell, C et al., ApJ, 223, 620 (1978)
  72. Extreme ultraviolet composite spectra of representative solar features.
    Vernazza, J & Reeves, E, ApJS, 37, 485 (1978)
  73. Spectral evolution of multiply-impulsive solar bursts
    Karpen, J, Crannell, C & Frost, K, PhD Thesis, 8 (1978)
  74. Pulsations in solar hard X-ray bursts.
    Lipa, B, SoPh, 57, 191 (1978)
  75. Extended soft X-ray emission from the Crab nebula.
    Charles, P & Culhane, J, ApJL, 211, L23 (1977)
  76. Hard X-ray spectra of cosmic gamma-ray bursts.
    Kane, S & Share, G, ApJ, 217, 549 (1977)
  77. Quiet and active solar emission analysed from the OSO IV spectroheliograms.
    Allen, C, MNRAS, 179, 473 (1977)
  78. Impulsive solar flare heating according to UV observations.
    Syrovatskii, S & Shmeleva, O, PAZh, 3, 315 (1977)
  79. The filament-corona transition region from OSO-VI EUV observations
    Drago, F & Silvi, M, SoPh, 55, 177 (1977)
  80. Discovery of Two Cosmic X-Ray Bursts in 1970
    Share, G, Ap&SS, 42, 29 (1976)
  81. Circumstellar matter in the binary V Puppis.
    York, D, Flannery, B & Bahcall, J, ApJ, 210, 143 (1976)
  82. New Upper Limits on Jovian X Rays
    Peterson, L, Hudson, H & Tsikoudi, V, Icar, 29, 419 (1976)
  83. Changes in X-ray brightness of a solar active region.
    Glencross, W & Brabban, D, MNRAS, 175, 33 (1976)
  84. Recent developments in astronomy
    de Graaff, W, Ruimt, 25, 37 (1976)
  85. Upper limits on stellar flare X-ray emission from OSO-3.
    Tsikoudi, V & Hudson, H, A&A, 44, 273 (1975)
  86. Possible Association of a Hard X-Ray Source with a Cosmic Gamma-Ray Burst
    Biswas, S, Manchanda, R & Sreekantan, B, Ap&SS, 33, L15 (1975)
  87. Gamma-ray bursts observed by a hard X-ray experiment aboard OSO-6.
    Pizzichini, G, Palumbo, G & Spizzichino, A, ApJL, 195, L1 (1975)
  88. Upper limits of hard gamma-ray emission from six X-ray sources.
    Campbell, M et al., ApJ, 196, 593 (1975)
  89. Monte Carlo treatment of Lyman-alpha. II. Radiation in a spherical atmosphere.
    Modali, S, Brandt, J & Kastner, S, ApJ, 199, 530 (1975)
  90. An evolution of X-ray astronomy instrumentation.
    Jagoda, N & Antrim, W, JBIS, 28, 299 (1975)
  91. Derivation of γ-ray emissivity in the Galaxy from satellite data
    Strong, A, JPhA, 8, 617 (1975)
  92. The identification of solar flare Fe XVIII to Fe XXIII emission lines from 2s?n2p?k-2s?n-12p?k+1 transitions.
    Fawcett, B & Cowan, R, MNRAS, 171, 1 (1975)
  93. Counterglow from the Earth-Moon libration points
    Roach, J, P&SS, 23, 173 (1975)
  94. A Satellite Study of the High Energy Proton Environment Under the Radiation Belt.
    Dhingra, K, PhD Thesis, 1 (1975)
  95. Evolution of the Solar Lyman Alpha Flux during Four Consecutive Years
    Vidal-Madjar, A, SoPh, 40, 69 (1975)
  96. EUV Analysis of an Active Region
    Raghavan, N & Withbroe, G, SoPh, 43, 117 (1975)
  97. The Analysis of XUV Emission Lines
    Withbroe, G, SoPh, 45, 301 (1975)
  98. The Spectrum of Diffuse Cosmic X-Rays Observed by OSO-3 Between 7 and 100 KEV
    Schwartz, D & Peterson, L, ApJ, 190, 297 (1974)
  99. A High-Energy Gamma-Ray Survey of Cygnus and Cassiopeia.
    Campbell, M, PhD Thesis, 2 (1974)
  100. Observations of Very Small Soft X-Ray Flares
    Glencross, W, Dorling, E & Herring, J, SoPh, 38, 183 (1974)
  101. A Two-Component Thermal Model of X-Ray Burst Sources
    Herring, J, SoPh, 39, 175 (1974)
  102. Erratum; Hard X-ray Solar Bursts Observed from the OSO-6 Satellite
    Brini, D et al., A&A, 27, 479 (1973)
  103. The Harvard Experiment on OSO-6: Instrumentation, Calibration, Operation, and Description of Observations
    Huber, M et al., ApJ, 183, 291 (1973)
  104. The Diffuse X-Ray Spectrum from 14 TO 200 keV as Measured on OSO-5
    Dennis, B, Suri, A & Frost, K, ApJ, 186, 97 (1973)
  105. High-Energy Cosmic Gamma-Ray Observations from the OSO-3 Satellite
    Kraushaar, W et al., ApJ, 186, 401 (1973)
  106. High-Energy Cosmic Gamma-Ray Observations from the OSO-3 Satellite
    Kraushaar, W et al., ApJ, 177, 341 (1972)
  107. The Spectrum of Diffuse Cosmic X-Rays 7.7-113 keV
    Schwartz, D, Hudson, H & Peterson, L, ApJ, 162, 431 (1970)
  108. The Isotropy of the Diffuse Cosmic X-Rays Determined by Oso-III
    Schwartz, D, ApJ, 162, 439 (1970)
  109. Orbiting Solar Observatory
    Ball, A, SpFl, 12, 244 (1970)
  110. The Hard Solar X-Ray Spectrum Observed from the Third Orbiting Solar Observatory
    Hudson, H, Peterson, L & Schwartz, D, ApJ, 157, 389 (1969)
  111. Rapid Fine Structure in a Burst of Hard Solar X-Rays Observed by OSO-5
    Frost, K, ApJL, 158, L159 (1969)
  112. Observation of High-Energy Cosmic Gamma Rays
    Clark, G, Garmire, G & Kraushaar, W, ApJL, 153, L203 (1968)
  113. The Communication and Data-Handling Subsystem for the Advanced Orbiting Solar Observatory
    Thompson, J & Mason, A, ITAer, 3, 345 (1965)
  114. X-Ray Telescope for an Orbiting Solar Observatory
    Hicks, D, Ried, L & Peterson, L, ITNS, 12, 54 (1965)
  115. Design and Development of the Orbiting Solar Observatory (oso)
    Bartoe, O et al., NYASA, 134, 194 (1965)
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HEASARC Staff Scientist Position - Applications are now being accepted for a Staff Scientist with significant experience and interest in the technical aspects of astrophysics research, to work in the High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center (HEASARC) at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) in Greenbelt, MD. Refer to the AAS Job register for full details.