J. H. Hoffman
United States Naval Research Laboratory
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Science | 1967
J. H. Hoffman
Data from a magnetic mass spectrometer flown on the Explorer 31 satellite show that the ionosphere above 1000 kilometers usually consists of hydrogen ions as the predominant species. Between this altitude and perigee (500 kilometers) the dominant ion species shifts to atomic oxygen, with a significant amount of atomic nitrogen ions also present. Helium ions are present in small quantities at all altitudes. Other minor ions observed are those of 2, 7, 8, 15, 18, and 20 atomic mass units.
Journal of Geophysical Research | 1964
Alfred O. Nier; J. H. Hoffman; Charles Y. Johnson; J. C. Holmes
Journal of Geophysical Research | 1975
David W. Rusch; A. I. F. Stewart; P. B. Hays; J. H. Hoffman
Journal of Geophysical Research | 1969
J. H. Hoffman; Charles Y. Johnson; J. C. Holmes; J. M. Young
Journal of Geophysical Research | 1979
D. G. Torr; Marsha R. Torr; H. C. Brinton; L. H. Brace; N. W. Spencer; A.E. Hedin; W. B. Hanson; J. H. Hoffman; Alfred O. Nier; J. C. G. Walker; David W. Rusch
Science | 1956
Jack Vernon; J. H. Hoffman
Journal of Geophysical Research | 1979
D. G. Torr; Marsha R. Torr; H. C. Brinton; L. H. Brace; N. W. Spencer; A.E. Hedin; W. B. Hanson; J. H. Hoffman; Alfred O. Nier; J. C. G. Walker
Journal of Geophysical Research | 1977
D. G. Torr; N. Orsini; Marsha R. Torr; W. B. Hanson; J. H. Hoffman; J. C. G. Walker
Journal of Geophysical Research | 1977
E. L. Breig; Marsha R. Torr; D. G. Torr; W. B. Hanson; J. H. Hoffman; J. C. G. Walker; A. O. Nier
Journal of Geophysical Research | 1967
J. H. Hoffman