Pioneer Venus Orbiter Refereed Journals


  1. Inferring the Spatial and Energy Distribution of Gamma-Ray Burst Sources. II. Isotropic Models
    Loredo, T & Wasserman, I, ApJ, 502, 75 (1998)
  2. Gamma-Ray Burst Arrival Time Localizations: Simultaneous Observations by Pioneer Venus Orbiter, Compton Gamma-Ray Observatory, and ULYSSES
    Laros, J et al., ApJS, 118, 391 (1998)
  3. The Halo Beaming Model for Gamma-Ray Bursts
    Duncan, R & Li, H, ApJ, 484, 720 (1997)
  4. Gamma-Ray Burst Arrival Time Localizations: Simultaneous Observations by Mars Observer, Compton Gamma Ray Observatory, and ULYSSES
    Laros, J et al., ApJS, 110, 157 (1997)
  5. Constraints on the Gamma-Ray Burst Luminosity Function from Pioneer Venus Orbiter and BATSE Observations
    Ulmer, A, Wijers, R & Fenimore, E, ApJL, 440, L9 (1995)
  6. Empirical Constraints on Source Properties and Host Galaxies of Cosmological Gamma-Ray Bursts
    Woods, E & Loeb, A, ApJ, 453, 583 (1995)
  7. Small-scale density irregularities in the nightside Venus ionosphere: Comparison of theory and observations
    Huba, J & Grebowsky, J, JGR, 98, 3079 (1993)
  8. On the Cosmological Origin of Gamma-Ray Bursts
    Mao, S & Paczynski, B, ApJL, 388, L45 (1992)
  9. The Spatial Distribution of Gamma-Ray Bursts from Pioneer Venus Orbiter
    Chuang, K et al., ApJ, 391, 242 (1992)
  10. Necessity of evolution in cosmological γ-ray bursts
    Fenimore, E et al., Natur, 357, 140 (1992)
  11. Gamma-ray bursts from high-velocity neutron stars
    Li, H & Dermer, C, Natur, 359, 514 (1992)
  12. Gravitational Lensing and Gamma-Ray Bursts
    Mao, S, PhD Thesis, 6 (1992)
  13. Identification and Analysis of Cosmic Gamma Ray Bursts from Pioneer Venus Orbiter
    Chuang, K, PhD Thesis, 2 (1990)
  14. Directivity of 100 keV--1 MeV Photon Sources in Solar Flares
    Kane, S et al., ApJ, 326, 1017 (1988)
  15. Application of the V/V max Test to Gamma-Ray Bursts
    Schmidt, M, Higdon, J & Hueter, G, ApJL, 329, L85 (1988)
  16. A 2.2 Second Period in the 1984 August 3 Gamma-Ray Burst
    Kouveliotou, C et al., ApJL, 330, L101 (1988)
  17. Synchrotron Emission and Gamma-Ray Bursts
    Brainerd, J & Lamb, D, ApJ, 313, 231 (1987)
  18. Gamma-Ray Burst Localization by HEAO 3
    Schwartz, R et al., ApJ, 317, 846 (1987)
  19. A New Type of Repetitive Behavior in a High-Energy Transient
    Laros, J et al., ApJL, 320, L111 (1987)
  20. Comparative evidence on the 1979 June 13 gamma-ray burst
    Golenetskij, S et al., PAZh, 11, 906 (1985)
  21. The Pioneer Venus extended mission.
    Craig, R, SpFl, 27, 445 (1985)
  22. 3 keV to 2 MeV observations of four gamma-ray bursts
    Laros, J et al., ApJ, 286, 681 (1984)
  23. Three precise gamma-ray burst source locations
    Cline, T et al., ApJL, 286, L15 (1984)
  24. Pioneer to Venus: the multiprobe and orbiter missions.
    Craig, R, Colin, L & Fimmel, R, JBIS, 37, 453 (1984)
  25. Vénus.
    Israel, G, LAstr, 98, 493 (1984)
  26. Further Comments on the KONUS Catalog
    Laros, J et al., Ap&SS, 96, 213 (1983)
  27. On Geological Processes on Venus. Analysis of the Relationship between Altitude and Degree of Surface Roughness
    Bazilevski, A et al., M&P, 27, 63 (1982)
  28. Symposium on Cosmic Gamma-Ray Bursts, Toulouse, France, November 26-29, 1979, Proceedings
    Ap&SS 75 (1981)
  29. The LASL Gamma-Ray Burst Astronomy Program
    Klebesadel, R, Evans, W & Laros, J, Ap&SS, 75, 5 (1981)
  30. Gamma-Burst Observations from the Pioneer Venus Orbiter
    Evans, W et al., Ap&SS, 75, 35 (1981)
  31. Location of the 1979 April 6 gamma-ray burst
    Laros, J et al., ApJL, 245, L63 (1981)
  32. Observations of large scale steady magnetic fields in the nightside Venus ionosphere and near wake
    Luhmann, J et al., GeoRL, 8, 517 (1981)
  33. Spectral evolution of the 5 March 1979 γ burst
    Fenimore, E et al., Natur, 289, 42 (1981)
  34. Observations of large scale steady magnetic fields in the dayside Venus ionosphere
    Luhmann, J et al., GeoRL, 7, 917 (1980)
  35. The Pioneer Venus Orbiter Gamma Burst Detector
    Klebesadel, R et al., ITGRS, 18, 76 (1980)
  36. The Pioneer Venus Program
    Colin, L, JGR, 85, 7575 (1980)
  37. Periodicity of the γ-ray transient event of 5 March 1979
    Terrell, J et al., Natur, 285, 383 (1980)
  38. γ-Ray burst observations from the UCB/LASL experiment on ISEE-3
    Evans, W et al., Natur, 286, 784 (1980)
  39. The energetics of the ionosphere of Venus: A preliminary model based on Pioneer Venus observations
    Cravens, T et al., GeoRL, 6, 341 (1979)
  40. Observations of the X-ray burster 0525.9-66.1
    Vedrenne, G et al., PAZh, 5, 588 (1979)
  41. Pioneer Venus Results: An Overview
    Donahue, T, Sci, 205, 41 (1979)
  42. Ultraviolet Night Airglow of Venus
    Stewart, A & Barth, C, Sci, 205, 59 (1979)
  43. Gamma-Ray Burst Observations by Pioneer Venus Orbiter
    Evans, W et al., Sci, 205, 119 (1979)
  44. Current Knowledge of Venus
    Hunten, D, McGill, G & Nagy, A, SSRv, 20, 265 (1977)
  45. Pioneer Venus experiment descriptions
    SSRv, 20, 451 (1977)
  46. L'actualité astronomique. Nouvelles conquêtes de l'astronomie spatiale : premiers résultats de Pioneer 10 et de Mariner 10
    Dragesco, J, LAstr, 88, 285 (1974)

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