Planetary and Space Science 1991: Vol 39 Table of Contents

11 Pages·1991·1.9 MB·English

CONTENTS
JANUARY FEBRUARY
SPECIAL ISSUE
PHOBOS-MARS MISSION
J. BLAMONT Preface
Contents
B. VALNICEK, F. FARNiK, O. B. LIKIN, Solar X-ray observation during the flight of Phobos
N. F. PissARENKO and H. GARCIA 2 with the RF-15 instrument
B. VALNiCEK, R. PeResty and I. ZHITNIK Results of the solar X-ray image study onboard the
Phobos | space probe (the TEREK experiment)
B. VALNICEK On the possibility of continuous observation ofs olar
activity: stereoscopic solar X-ray observations
during the Phobos-mission
O. B. Likin, M. A. GoLuBkKova, Phobos 2 mission: observations of the solar soft X-
A. V. DyAcHkKov, N. F. PissARENKO, ray radiation
N. G. KHAVENSON, F. FARNIK
and B. VALNiCEK
I. MiTROFANOV, A. CHERNENKO, New insights on cosmic gamma-ray bursts from the
V. Dotipze, A. DYACHKOV, APEX experiment
N. KHAVENSON, A. KOZLENKOV,
R. Kucuerova, A. POZANENKO,
A. VILCHINSKAYA, J. L. ATTEIA,
C. Barat, E. JoURDAIN,
M. Nie, G. VEDRENNE, S. KHARIUKOVA,
L. MosKALeEVA, O. SCHEGLOV and
Yu. SuRKOV
T. V. KAZACHEVSKAYA, E.u.v. observations of solar flares from Mars
L. L. BuKusova, D. A. GONYUKH,
A. I. LomMovsky and
Yu. N. TSYGELNITSKY
A. V. Bruns and S. M. SHUMOKO Short term variability of the power spectrum of 5-
min oscillations of the Sun
S. M. P. MCKENNA-LAWLOR, Interplanetary variability recorded by the SLED
V. V. AFONIN, K. I. GRINGAUZ, instrument aboard the Phobos spacecraft during
E. KEPPLER, E. KIRSCH, that period of solar cycle 22 characterized by a
A. K. RICHTER, M. WITTE, transition from solar minimum- to solar maximum-
D. O’SULLIVAN, A. THOMPSON, dominated conditions
K. KECSKEMETY, A. SOMOGYI,
L. Szaso and A. VARGA
R. G. MARSDEN, K.-P. WENZEL, Energetic particle composition measurements from
V.V. AFONIN, K. GRINGAUZ, Phobos 2: results of the LET experiment
M. Witte, A. K. RICHTER,
G. Erpbos, A. J. Somocy1,
A. VARGA and L. VARHALMI
C. Barat, J. L. ATTEIA, On the absorption features in cosmic gamma-ray
E. JoURDAIN, G. VEDRENNE, burst spectra recorded by the LILAS experiment
R. SunyAev, N. BLinov, A. KUZNETSOV,
M. Lvov and O. TEREKHOV
K. 1. GRINGAUZ What was known about the Martian magnetosphere
before Phobos-2 mission
W. RIEDLER, K. SCHWINGENSCHUH, Interaction of the solar wind with the planet Mars:
H. LICHTENEGGER, D. MOHLMANN, Phobos 2 magnetic field observations
J. RUSTENBACH, YE. YEROSHENKO,
J. ACHACHE, J. SLAVIN,
J.G. LUHMANN and C. T. RussELL
D. MOHLMANN, W. RIEDLER, The question of an internal Martian magnetic field
J. RUSTENBACH, K. SCHWINGENSCHUH,
J. KurtHs, U. MOTSCHMANN,
T. Roatscu, K. SAUER and
H. T. M. LICHTENEGGER
R. GRARD, C. NAIRN, A. PEDERSEN, Plasma and waves around Mars
S. Kiimov, S. SAvin, A. SKALSKY
and J. G. TROTIGNON
J. G. TROTIGNON, M. HAMELIN, A comparison between the Earth’s and Mars’ bow
R. GRARD, A. PEDERSEN, S. KLIMOV, shocks detected by the Phobos Plasma-Wave System
S. Savin, A. SKALSKY and
C. KENNEL
E. M. DusBINin, N. F. PissARENKO, Plasma and magnetic field effects associated with
S. V. BARABASH, A. V. ZACHAROV, Phobos and Deimos tori
R. Lunpin, R. PELLINEN,
K. SCHWINGENSCHUH and
Ye. G. YEROSHENKO
E. M. Dusinin, N. PISSARENKO, Tails of Phobos and Deimos in the solar wind and in
S. V. BARABASH, A. V. ZACHAROV, the Martian magnetosphere
R. Lunpin, H. KoskINENn,
K.. SCHWINGENSCHUH and
Ye. G. YEROSHENKO
M. I. VeriGiN, N. M. SHUTTE, Ions of planetary origin in the Martian magneto-
A. A. GALEEV, K. I. GRINGAUZ, sphere (Phobos 2/TAUS experiment)
G. A. Kotova, A. P. REMIzov,
H. RosENBAUER, P. HEMMERICH,
S. Livi, A. K. RicuTer, I. APATHY,
K. SzeG6, W. RIEDLER,
K. SCHWINGENSCHUH, M. STELLER
and Yr. G. YEROSHENKO
P. KirAy, R. Locn, K. SZEG6, The HARP plasma experiment on-board the Phobos
I. SZEMEREY, I. T. Szics, 2 spacecraft: preliminary results
M. TATRALLYAY, N. M. SHUTTE,
A. V. Dyacukov, K. I. GRINGAUZ,
S. SHERONOVA, M. I. VERIGIN,
T. E. CRAvENS, T. I. Gomsos1,
A. F. Nacy and W. SHARP
N. M. SHutte, A. V. DyACHKov, Energy distribution of electrons with E< 800 eV in
K. 1. GRINGAUZ, S. SHERONOVA, the areomagnetosphere
M. I. VERIGIN, P. KIRALY,
K. Szec6, I. Szemerey, I. T. Sziics,
M. TATRALLYAY, T. E. CRAVENS,
T. I. Gomsosi, A. F. NAGY and
W. SHARP
V.V. AFONIN, Low energy charged particles in near Martian space
S. M. P. McKEnNnA-LAWLOR, G. ErbDO6s, from the SLED and LET experiments aboard the
K. I. GRINGAUZ, E. KEPPLER, Phobos-2 spacecraft
K. KECSKEMETY, E. KIRSCH,
R. G. MarspDEN, A. K. RICHTER,
W. RIEDLER, K. SCHWINGENSCHUH,
A. Somocy1, D. O’SULLIVAN,
L. SzasBo, A. THOMPSON,
A. VARGA, K.-P. WENZEL,
M. Witte, YE. YEROSHENKO and L. ZELENY
W. 1. AxFoRD A commentary on our present understanding oft he
Martian magnetosphere
J. E. BLAMONT, E. CHASSEFIERE, Vertical profiles of dust and ozone in the Martian
J. P. GouTAIL, B. MEGE, atmosphere deduced from solar occultation
M. Nunes-PINHARANDA, measurements
G. Soucuon, V. A. KRASNOPOLSKY,
A. A. Krysko and V. I. Moroz
M. Comses, C. CARA, P. DRossArRT, Martian atmosphere studies from the ISM
T. ENCRENAZ, E. LELLOUCH, experiment
J. ROSENQvIST, J.-P. BIBRING,
S. Erarpb, B. Gonpet, Y. LANGEVIN,
A. SOUFFLOT, V. I. Moroz,
A. V. GRYGORIEV, L. V. KSANFOMALITY,
Yu. V. Nikotsky, N. F. SANKO,
D. V. Titov, O. Forni, P. MASSON
and C. SotIN
V.1I. Moroz, E. V. PETROVA, Characteristics of aerosol phenomena in Martian
L. V. KSANFOMALITY, atmosphere from KRFM experiment data
O. F. GANPANTZEROVA, N. V. GOROSHKOVA,
A. V. ZHARKOV, G. E. NIKITIN,
L. Esposito, J.-P. BiBRING, M. CoMBES
and A. SOUFFLOT
E. LELLoucn, T. ENCRENAZ, Submillimeter observations of CO in Mars’
T. PHiLuips, E. FALGARONE and atmosphere
F. BILLEBAUD
F. BILLEBAUD, J. CROVISIER, High-resolution infrared spectrum of CO on Mars:
E. LELLoucn, T. ENCRENAZ and evidence for emission lines
J.P. MAILLARD
E. LELLoucn, G. PAUBERT Mapping of CO millimeter-wave lines in Mars’
and T. ENCRENAZ atmosphere: the spatial variability of carbon
monoxide on Mars
J.-P. BiBRING, S. ERARD, B. GONDET, Topography of the Martian tropical regions with
Y. LANGEVIN, A. SOUFFLOT, ISM
M. Comses, C. CARA, P. DRossartT,
T. ENCRENAZ, E. LELLOUCH,
J. RoseNevist, V. 1. Moroz,
A. V. DyacHkov, A. V. GRYGORIEV,
N. G. Havinson, I. V. KHATUNTSEV,
A. V. KIsELev, L. V. KSANFOMALITY,
Yu. V. NIKOLSKy, P. MAsson,
O. Forni and C. Sotin
B. Murray, M. K. NARAEVA, Preliminary assessment of Termoskan observations
A. S. SELIVANOV, B. H. BETTSs, of Mars
T. Svitek, V. D. KHARLAMOV,
A. V. Romanov, M. L. SANTEE,
Y.M. GextTin, D. A. Fomin, D. A. PAIGE,
A. S. PAnFILov, D. Crisp,
J. W. Heap, S. L. MurcuHiE and
T. Z. MARTIN
T. ENCRENAZ, E. LELLOUCH, A determination of albedos and surface tempera-
J. RosENQvist and P. BOUCHET tures on Mars from ground-based infrared spectro-
scopy
J. LECACHEUX, P. DRossartT, CCD images of Mars with the | m reflector atop Pic-
C. Buit, P. Laques, E. THOUVENOT du-Midi
and P. GuERIN
G. AvANESOV, B. ZHUKOV, YA. ZIMAN, Results of TV imaging of Phobos (experiment VSK-
V. Kostenko, A. KuZMIN, V. MURAV’EV, Fregat)
V. Fepotov, B. Bonev, D. MisHEV,
D. Petkov, A. Krumov, S. SIMEONOV,
V. BoycHeEva, Yu. Uzunov, G.-G. WEIDE,
D. HALMANN, W. PosseEL, J. HEAD,
S. MurcHIE, Yu. G. SCHKURATOV,
R. BERGHANEL, M. DANz, T. MANGOLDT,
U. PIHAN, U. WEIDLICH, K. LUMME,
K. MUINONEN, J. PELTONIEMI,
T. Duxsury, B. MurRAY,
K. HERKENHOFF, F. FANALE, W. IRVINE
and B. SMITH
E. HAuBer, P. REGNER, K. SCHMIDT, Color decorrelation for the Phobos mission camera
G. NEuKuUM and G. SCHWARZ experiment
L. KSANFOMALITY, S. MURCHIE, 311 Phobos: spectrophotometry between 0.3 and 0.6 um
D. Britt, T. Duxsury, and IR-radiometry
P. FisHerR, N. GorosHKOova, J. HEAD,
E. Kuurt, V. Moroz, B. MurRAY,
G. Nikitin, E. PETRova,
C. Pieters, A. SOUFFLOT,
A. ZHARKOV and B. ZHUKOV
K. MUINONEN, K. LUMME 327 Slope variations on the surface of Phobos
and W. M. IRVINE
J. 1. PELTONIEMI, K. LUMME 335 Interpretation of the surface brightness of Phobos
and W. M. IRVINE
Yu. SHKURATOV, N. OPANASENKO, 341 A possible interpretation of bright features on the
A. BASILEvskKyY, B. ZHUKOV, surface of Phobos
M. KresLavsky and S. MuRCHIE
Yu. F. Kotyuka, S. M. KuDRYAVTSEV, 349 International project Phobos. Experiment “Celestial
V. P. Tarasov, V. F. TIKHONOV, Mechanics”
N. M. IvANnov, V. S. POLYAKOV,
V.N. PoTCcHUKAEV, O. V. PAPKOV,
K. G. SUKHANOV, E. L. AkiIm,
NV. A. STEPANIANS and R. R. NAsiIROV
T. C. DuxBury 355 Ananalytic model for the Phobos surface
Y. LANGEVIN 377 Phobos and other small bodies of the solar system
MARCH
M. I. Pupovkin, I. V. GOLOVCHANSKAYA 395 Search for the magnetospheric _ instability
and N. V. NICKOLAEV responsible for auroral arc formation
M. Lockwoop 397 On flow reversal boundaries and transpolar voltage
in average models of high-latitude convection
M. A. Hapcoop, M. Lockwoop, 411 Variability of the interplanetary medium at | a.u.
G. A. Bowe, D. M. WILLIs and over 24 years: 1963-1986
Y.K. TULUNAY
K. Hattori, K. ISHIKAWA and 425 Ray-tracing study of the plasmapause effect on non-
M. HAYAKAWA ducted whistler-mode wave propagation
H. G. Demars and R. W. SCHUNK 435 Solutions to bi-Maxwellian transport equations for
radial solar wind beyond 28 R.
M. FRIEDRICH, K. M. TORKAR. 453 Plasma observations of the active mother-daughter
J. TRoim and B. N. MAHLUM payload MAIMIKi n the lower thermosphere
R. E. Meverott and G. R. SWENSON 469 N, spacecraft glows from N(*S) recombination
K. Staines, A. BALOGH, 479 Cometary water-group ions in the region
S. W. H. Cow-ey, R. J. HYNDs, surrounding comet Giacobini-Zinner: distribution
T.S. Yates, I. G. RICHARDSON, functions and bulk parameter estimates
T. R. SANDERSON, K.-P. WENZEL,
D. J. McComas and B. T. TsuRUTANI
G. Steiner and N. I. KOMLE 507. A model of the thermal conductivity of porous water
ice at low gas pressures
N. I. KOMLE, G. STEINER, Ice sublimation below artificial crusts: results from
C. DANKERT, G. DETTLEFF, comet simulation experiments
H. HELLMANN, H. Kocuan,
M. BaGuut, H. Kout, G. KOuzer,
K. THiet and A. OHLER
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A. S. LeonovicH and V. A. MAzuR 529 Anelectromagnetic field, induced in the ionosphere
and atmosphere and on the Earth’s surface by low-
frequency Alfvén oscillations of the magnetosphere?
general theory
A. S. LeonovicuH and V. A. MAzuR 547 An electromagnetic field, induced on the Earth’s
surface by standing Alfvén waves in the magneto-
sphere: the particular kinds of oscillations
A. GERANIOS, S. FISCHER, 557 Overlapping variations of energetic particle fluxes
M. VANDAS and K. KuDELA near the minimum of solar activity
M. I. Pupovkin, V. S. SEMENOV, 563 Onseparation oft he potential and vortex parts of the
G. V. Starkov and T. A. KoRNILOVA magnetotail electric field
C. L. Waters, F. W. MENK, 569 Phase structure of low-latitude Pc3-4 pulsations
B. J. FRASER and P. M. OstwALD
L. A. HAsKowICcz 583 Global onset and propagation of large-scale
travelling ionospheric disturbances as a result of the
great storm of 13 March 1989
J. STEGMAN and D. P. MurTAGH The molecular oxygen band systems in the u.v.
nightglow: measured and modelled
S. SHIMAKURA, M. MortizumI! Propagation mechanism of very unusual low-
and M. HAYAKAWA latitude whistlers with additional traces of the Earth-
ionosphere waveguide propagation effect
W. E. SHARP The measurement of atomic oxygen in the meso-
sphere and lower thermosphere
D. E. SiskinD and W. E. SHARP A comparison of measurements of the oxygen night-
glow and atomic oxygen in the lower thermosphere
N. A. TSYGANENKO 641 Methods for quantitative modeling of the magnetic
field from Birkeland currents
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J. E. TITHERIDGE 657 Mean meridional winds in the ionosphere at 70°N
A. DAHLBACK and K. STAMNES 671 Anew spherical model for computing the radiation
field available for photolysis and heating at twilight
D.M.C. WALKER 685 Geopotential harmonics of order 15 and 30 from
analysis of 50 orbit determinations of 1967-102B
M. Detva, K. SCHWINGENSCHUH, 697 Comet Halley remote plasma tail observations and
M. B. Niepner and K. I. GRINGAUZ in situ solar wind properties: Vega-1/2 IMF/plasma
observations and ground-based optical observa-
tions from | December 1985 to 1 May 1986
H. J. HANSEN, B. J. FRASER, 709 High latitude unstructured Pcl emissions generated
F. W. Menk, Y. D. Hu, in the vicinity of the dayside auroral oval
P. T. NEweLt and C.-I. MENG
B. K. SaikiA, K. S. Goswami and 721 Theory of chorus related electrostatic bursts at
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S. S. SAZHIN Whistler-mode polarization in a rarefied plasma
R. CROWTHER andJ . STARK 729 The determination of the gas-surface interaction
from satellite orbit analysis as applied to ANS-/
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V.G. ESELEVICH and M. A. FILIpPpov On the dynamics and structure of coronal mass
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CHEN Y. W., F. L. X1Ao and A correlative formulation of ozone content
R. J. HUNG variation with temperature perturbation in the lower
thermosphere
T. Murayama and T. NosAKA 751 Long-term variation in the north-south asymmetry
of geomagnetic activity with respect to the solar
equatorial plane
C. J. Owen,A . BALOGH, 761 Theory and observation of energetic ions in the
S. W. H. Cow ey, I. G. RICHARDSON lobes of the geomagnetic tail
and B. T. TsURUTANI
G. G. SIVJEE 777 {Oll?@D-4S)] 3726-3729 A emissions from the high
altitude mid-day cusp auroras
P. PrikRYL, D. ANpRE, G. J. SOFKO, 785 Observations of type 4 VHF radar Doppler spectra
J. A. KoeEH_er, M. J. MCKIBBEN, during a Ps6 pulsation event
D. D. WALuIs, T. J. HUGHES,
A. G. McNamara, D. R. McDi1armiID,
B. A. McINTOsH and J. WATERMANN
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R. Roprico, 803 Variability of the neutral mesospheric and lower
M. J. L6pez-GonZALEz and thermospherie composition in the diurnal cycle
J.J. L6pEz-MorENO
S. TAKAHASHI, M. TAKEDA 821 Simulation of storm-time partial ring current system
and Y. YAMADA and the dawn-dusk asymmetry of geomagnetic
variation
T. I. PULKKINEN 833 Astudy of magnetic field and current configurations
in the magnetotail at the time of a substorm onset
O. A. GorBACHEV, I. M. Siporov, 847 Allowance for thermal flux variations in the model
Yu. V. Konikov and of ionosphere-plasmasphere interactions
G. V. KHAZANOV
Yu.V .K onikov 859 Contribution to hydrodynamic equations from
interaction of oblique magnetosonic waves with
plasmaspheric thermal electrons
J. Jones and A. R. WEBSTER Visual and radar studies of meteor head echoes
L. J. LANZEROTTI 879 Possible solar cycle dependence of hydromagnetic
waves in the Earth’s magnetosphere
J. BisHoP 885 Analytic exosphere models for geocoronal
applications
I.C. McDape, N. D. LLoyp 895 A rocket tomography measurement of the N} 3914
and E. J. LLEWELLYN A emission rates within an auroral arc
Zi MIN-YUN and SHEN CHANG-SHOU The equatorial electrojet and the magneto-
sphere-ionosphere coupling—I. Analysis of low-
latitude geomagnetic data
SHEN CHANG-SHOU and Z1 MIN-YUN 919 The equatorial electrojet and the magneto-
sphere-ionosphere coupling—II. Model study
@. Lie-SvENMD.S HE. NRE,Es , 929 The kinetics of “hot” nitrogen atoms in upper
K. Stamnes and E. C. Wuippce JR atmosphere neutral chemistry
D. R. BATEs 945 Competing sources of heavy CO, enhancement in
the stratosphere and magnitude of heavy O, en-
hancement
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G. D. GeFAn, G. V. KHAZANOV 953 Characteristic properties of plasma _ noise
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N. M. Harwoobp and G. G. SwinERD 961 Orbit determination and analysis of Meteor 3
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M. De Lavretis, U. VILLANTE, 975 An analysis of power spectral indices in the
M. VELLANTE and A. WOLFE micropulsation frequency range at different ground
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T. K. YEOMAN, M. LEsTER, Polarization, propagation and MHD wave modes of
D. K. MILLING and D. Orr Pi2 pulsations: SABRE/SAMNET results
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S. M. SMItH and W. J. BAGGALEY Horizontal motions of south temperate zone
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K. Morrison On the nature of Pc3 pulsations at L=4 and their
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V.M. Cumyrev, V. A. MARCHENKO, Vortex structures in the ionosphere and the
O. A. PoKHOTELOV, L. STENFLO, magnetosphere of the Earth
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S. W. H. Cow.Ley The structure and length of tail-associated
phenomena in the solar wind downstream from the
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W.-H. Ipand J. F. McKenzie Alfven wave amplifications and generation at
cometary bow shocks
I.C. McDapDE The altitude dependence of the OH(X?z) vibrational
distribution in the nightglow: some model
expectations
M.A. CLILVERD, A. J. SMITH The annual variation in quiet time plasmaspheric
and N. R. THOMSON electron density, determined from whistler mode
group delays
A. J. SMitH and M. A. CLILVERD Magnetic storm effects on the mid-latitude
plasmasphere
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V. A. SERGEEV, B. APARICIO, 1083 Structure of the inner plasma sheet at midnight
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R. J. PELLINEN
K. V. GAMAYUNOV, Hydrodynamic description of magnetosphere
E. N . KRIVORUTSKY and plasma with due regard to the wave activity of Alfven
G. V. KHAZANOV and fast magnetosonic waves
P. L ISRAELEVICH and High latitude ionospheric convection inferred from
N. S NIKOLAEVA the distribution of field-aligned currents
B. V. Kisecev, A. E. KozLtovsktiy Non-linear distortion of the ULF waveform
and V. A. PILIPENKO
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V.G. FAINSHTEIN speed solar wind: interaction effects
V. L. SAVELIEV and Ohm’s law for multicomponent moving ionospheric
E. V. ZHELEZNJAKOV plasma, conductivity tensors and their eigenvalues
V. L. SAVELIEV and 1139. Method of description of the plasma dynamics using
E. V. ZHELEZNJAKOV only electric potential and generation of backward
electromagnetic radiation by acoustic pulse on
plasma inhomogeneity
M. Vanpas, S. FISCHER 1147. Spherical and cylindrical models of magnetized
and A. GERANIOS plasma clouds and their comparison with spacecraft
data
H. B. Hartow and J. P. RIEHL 1155 Recovery of atomic oxygen density and temperature
of the thermosphere by numerical inversionof
simulated infrared radiance data with Gaussian
noise
E. B. WoDNICKA 1163 What does the magnetic storm development depend
on?
M. J. Taytor, P. J. Espy, 1171 Simultaneous intensity, temperature and imaging
D.J. BAKER, R. J. Sica, measurements of short period wave structure in the
P.C. Neat and W. R. PENDLETON JR OH nightglow emission
L. A. HAsKowicz 1189 Auroral electrojet effect on the global occurrence
pattern of large scale travelling ionospheric
disturbances
R.R. Meier, J. A. R. SAMSON, 1197. Production of N** from N,+hv: effective EUV
Y.CuuNG, E.-M. Lee and Z.-X. HE emission yields from laboratory and dayglow data
R. J. Morrett, R. SELLEK 1209 The behaviour of H* and He~ ions in the topside
and G. J. BAILey ionosphere during a short-lived subauroral ion drift
A. C.-L. CHIAN 1217 Electromagnetic radiation emitted by supersonic
Langmuir turbulence in active experiments in space
SEPTEMBER
V.G. VLAsov 1223 X-Mode generation mechanism of the auroral
kilometric radiation in the inhomogeneous plasma
M. L. vAN STADEN and 1233 Theeffect of the changing polarity and neutral sheet
M. S. PoTGiETER of the IMF on the cosmic ray diurnal anisotropy at
neutron monitor energies
M. TIAN, T. K. YEOMAN, Statistics of Pc 5 pulsation events observed by
M. Lester and T. B. Jones SABRE
J.M. Fores, J. Gu and S. MiyAHARA On the interactions between gravity waves and the
diurnal propagating tide
S.-I. AKAsoru, L.-H. Lee and T. Saito An explanation for both the large inclination and
eccentricity of the dipole-like field of Uranus and
Neptune
R. P. Lowe, K. L. GiLBert High latitude summer observations of the hydroxyl
and D. N. TuRNBULL airglow
M. ITonaGa and T.-I. KITAMURA Maximum likelihood parameter estimation of
suddenly-commencing equatorial Pi2 pulsations
W. JONES Theory of diffusion of meteor trains in the
geomagnetic field
J. Jones and W. Jones Oblique-scatter of radio waves from meteor trains:
full-wave calculations
D. R. Bates and J. B. A. MITCHELL 1297 Rate coefficients for N3(v) dissociative recombina-
tion
J.-Y. Roncin, F. LAuNAy, 1301 Newemission bands in the high resolution spectrum
J.-L. Sustit and K. YosHino of molecular nitrogen between 107.7 and 124.2 nm
J. M. Saxton and A. J. SMITH Electric fields at L=2-5 during geomagnetically
disturbed conditions
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N. FUKUSHIMA 1323 Obituary. Professor Takesi Nagata (1913-1991)
T.-Z. Ma and R. W. ScHUNK 1325 lonization in the magnetized ionosphere
surrounding a high voltage sphere
R. V. Reppy and G. S. LAKHINA 1343 lon acoustic double layers and solitons in auroral
plasma
Yu. I. YERMOLAEV 1351 Large-scale structure of solar wind and its
relationship with solar corona: Prognoz 7
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.H Wiens, S.-P. ZHANG, MORTI: a _ mesopause oxygen _ rotational
.N PETERSON and G. G. SHEPHERD temperature imager
Ms RIJNBEEK, V. S. SEMENOV, Time-dependent reconnection in a current sheet
.A SHMALTS, H. K. BIERNAT, with velocity shear
F . HEYn and B. P. BEsseR
.R . CLEMESHA, H. TAKAHASHI, The temperature dependence of airglow emissions
£UWmZ> W
ms . Batista, Y. SAHAI and from the upper mesosphere and lower thermosphere
~) M. SIMONICH
.M ooreE and A. SOwTER Application of a satellite aerodynamics model based
ae]
on normal and tangential momentum accom-
modation coefficients
B..S. LANCHESTER, T. NYGREN, Sporadic-E as a tracer for atmospheric waves
A. HUUSKONEN, T. TURUNEN and
M. J. JARVIS
K. Stamnes, @. Lig-SVENDSEN The linear Boltzmann equation in slab geometry:
and M. H. REEs development and verification of a reliable and
efficient solution
NOVEMBER
K. Hattori, M. HAYAKAWA, 1465 Further evidence of triggering chorus emissions
D. Lacoutte, M. PARRoT and from wavelets in the hiss band
F. LEFEUVRE
R. J. Morris and K. D. CoLe High-latitude day-time Pcl-2 continuous magnetic
pulsations: a ground signature oft he polar cusp and
cleft projection
SH. SH. DotGinov and L. N. ZHUzGov The magnetic field and the magnetosphere of the
planet Mars
A. H. Manson, C. E. Meek, N. Ltoyp Dynamics of the lower thermosphere at Saskatoon
and D. J. MCEWEN (S52. N, 107 W) during 1988/1989: comparisons of
measurements by a medium frequency radar and a
Fabry-Perot interferometer
K. J. HARKER, T. NEUBERT, Ground level signal strength of electromagnetic
P. M. BAnks, A. C. FRASER-SMITH waves generated by pulsed electron beams in space
and D. J. DONOHUE
A. B. DRAGANOV and Y. N. TARANENKO Possibility of VLF-signal non-linear spectrum
broadening in the magnetosphere
A. K. P. Marsu, N. J. MITCHELL and Lidar studies of stratospheric gravity-wave spectra
L. THOMAS
P. Moore and M. S. GILTHORPE Analysis of the resonance angle of Cosmos 1603
(1984-106A) near 14: | resonance
D. E. Garripo, R. W. SmitH, Imaging the Earth’s magnetosphere: effects of
D. S. Swirt and S.-I. AKASOFU plasma flow and temperature
M. Dusin and R. K. SOBERMAN Cosmoids: solution to the Pioneer 10 and 11
meteoroid measurement enigma
T. MajeeDJ,. C.M CCONNELL and 1591 Vibrationally excited H, in the outer planets
R. V. YELLE thermosphere: fluorescence in the Lyman and
Werner bands
DECEMBER
L. A. HAskowicz 1607 Medianionospheric height variations over a sunspot
cycle in the Australian Japanese longitudinal sector
K. NAGASHIMA, K. FuJIMOTO 1617 Nature of solar-cycle and heliomagnetic-polarity
and R. TATSUOKA dependence of cosmic rays, inferred from their
correlation with heliomagnetic spherical surface
harmonics in the period 1976-1985
K. NAGASHIMA, K. FusIMOTO 1637 Galactic cosmic-ray anisotropy and its heliospheric
and I. MorisHITA modulation, inferred from the sidereal semidiurnal
variations observed in the rigidity range 300-600 GV
with multidirectional muon telescope at Sakashita
underground station
K. Prikner and D. S. FLIGEL 1657 Rapid changes oft he outer high-latitude ionosphere
combined with a penetration of intensive ULF (Pcl)
signals
S. V. SAZONOV 1667 Dissipative structures in the F-region of the
equatorial ionosphere generated by Rayleigh-
Taylor instability
A. I. SUKHORUKOV On the Schumann resonances on Mars
A. VALLANCE Jones, R. L. GATTINGER, 1677 The ARIES auroral modelling campaign:
F. CREUTZBERG, F. R. Harris, characterization and modelling of an evening
A. G. McNamara, A. W. YAu, auroral arc observed from a rocket and a ground-
E. J. LLlewettyn, D. LUMMERZHEIM, based line of meridian scanners
M. H. Rees, 1. C.M CDADE
and J. MARGOT
S. T. Lat, E. Murap and Effects of altitude on critical ionization velocity
W.J.McNEIL experiments in space
T. Maseeb and J.C. MCCONNELL 1715 The upper ionospheres of Jupiter and Saturn
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