Pioneer Venus Orbiter Non-refereed Publications


  1. Precise Localizations of Gamma-Ray Bursts from the 2nd Interplanetary Network
    Hack, F et al., AAS, 182, 3302 (1993)
  2. The Intrinsic Luminosity of Gamma Ray Burst from BATSE-PVO
    Fenimore, E et al., AAS, 182, 3303 (1993)
  3. Taxonomy of gamma ray burster data using a self-organizing neural network
    Baumgart, C, SPIE, 2243, 552 (1993)
  4. Stereoscopic Observations of a Solar Hard X-Ray Flare with Ulysses, PVO, GRO and YOHKOH Spacecraft
    Kane, S et al., AAS, 180, 2307 (1992)
  5. Gamma-Ray Bursts
    Hurley, K et al., IAUC, 5547, 2 (1992)
  6. Gamma-Ray Bursts
    Cline, T et al., IAUC, 5565, 3 (1992)
  7. Possible new hard gamma-ray bursts of type "GB 90613".
    Chuang, K et al., Gamma-Ray Bursts - Observations, Analyses and Theories, 257 (1992)
  8. Measurements of the spatial structure and directivity of 100 KeV photon sources in solar flares using PVO and ISEE-3 spacecraft
    Anderson, K, ucb rept (1991)
  9. Stability of Venusian ionopause
    Krymskiy, A, RpScT, 3, 21 (1988)
  10. A Review of Gamma-Ray Burst Observations
    Evans, W & Laros, J, IAUS, 125, 477 (1987)
  11. GB 811016 and EXO 0748-676
    Laros, J et al., IAUC, 4054, 1 (1985)
  12. Pioneer Venus
    Fimmel, R, Colin, L & Burgess, E, NASSP, 461, 253 (1983)
  13. The continuing missions of Pioneer spacecraft
    Dyer, J et al., aiaa meet (1983)
  14. Pioneer Venus.
    Fimmel, R et al., pive book (1983)
  15. Gamma-ray Burst 79-03-05
    Evans, D et al., IAUC, 3356, 1 (1979)
  16. Tests of general relativity using astrometric and radiometric observations of the planets
    Anderson, J et al., anah iafc (1976)

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