Structure, luminosity, and dynamics of the Venus thermosphere

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Items 201–390 of 390

1. Venus mesosphere and thermosphere: 1. Heat budget and thermal structure
   Robert E. Dickinson, S. W. Bougher · 1986 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
2. Venus mesosphere and thermosphere temperature structure
   Robert E. Dickinson · 1976 · Icarus
3. Hydrogen on venus: Exospheric distribution and escape
   José M Calama Rodríguez, Michael John Prather, Michael B. McElroy · 1984 · Planetary and Space Science
4. Composition of the Venus atmosphere below 100 km altitude
   Ulf von Zahn, V.I. Moroz · 1985 · Advances in Space Research
5. Venus spectroscopy in the 3000 - 8000 Å region by Veneras 9 and 10.
   V. A. Krasnopolskii · 1983
6. The ultraviolet dayglow at solar maximum: 3. Photoelectron‐excited emissions of N2 and O
   R. R. Meier, Robert R. Conway, Donald E. Anderson, P. D. Feldman, Richard W. Eastes, E. P. Gentieu, Andrew B. Christensen · 1985 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
7. Wavelike perturbations observed in the neutral thermosphere of Venus
   Wayne T. Kasprzak, A. E. Hedin, Hans G. Mayr, Holger Niemann · 1988 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
8. The chemistry of metastable species in the Venusian ionosphere
   Jane L. Fox · 1982 · Icarus
9. Energetics of thermospheric eddy transport
   D. M. Hunten · 1974 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
10. Absolute differential and integral electron excitation cross sections for atomic oxygen, 6, the ³P → ³P and ³P → 5P transitions from 13.87 to 100 eV
    Erol E. Gulcicek, JOHN P. DOERING, S. O. Vaughan · 1988 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
11. Venus I. Carbon monoxide distribution and molecular-line searches
    W.J. Wilson, M. J. Klein, R.K. Kahar, Samuel L. Gulkis, E. T. Olsen, Paul T. P. Ho · 1981 · Icarus
12. The Venus ultraviolet aurora: Observations at 130.4 nm
    John L. Phillips, A. I. F. Stewart, JANET G. LUHMANN · 1986 · Geophysical Research Letters
13. Lyman-alpha observations of venera-9 and 10 I. The non-thermal hydrogen population in the exosphere of venus
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14. Analysis of the Lyman-alpha observations of Venus made from Mariner 5
    L. Wallace · 1969 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
15. Mars mesosphere and thermosphere: 1. Global mean heat budget and thermal structure
    S. W. Bougher, Robert E. Dickinson · 1988 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
16. The green light of the night sky
    David Robert Bates · 1981 · Planetary and Space Science
17. H2 abundance in the atmosphere of Venus
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18. Fluorescence quantum yields of isotopic CO2+ ions
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19. Hot hydrogen in the exosphere of Venus
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20. Dissociation of CO2 by Electron Impact with the Formation of Metastable CO(a 3Π) and O(5S)
    Robert S. Freund · 1971 · The Journal of Chemical Physics
21. ETON 6: A rocket measurement of the O2 Infrared Atmospheric (0-0) band in the nightglow
    Ian C. McDade, E. J. Llewellyn, R.G.H. Greer, Donal P. Murtagh · 1987 · Planetary and Space Science
22. The O(1S) quantum yield from O2+ dissociative recombination
    David Robert Bates, E. C. Zipf · 1980 · Planetary and Space Science
23. Atlas des spectres dans le proche infrarouge de Venus, Mars, Jupiter et Saturn
    J. Connes, P. Connes, Jean Maillard · 1969
24. Analysis of Pioneer Venus Orbiter ultraviolet spectrometer Lyman α data from near the subsolar region
    Larry J. Paxton, Donald E. Anderson, A. I. F. Stewart · 1988 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
25. Short-Term Cyclic Variations and Diurnal Variations of the Venus Upper Atmosphere
    G. M. Keating, F. W. Taylor, John Y. Nicholson, E. W. Hinson · 1979 · Science
26. Spectroscopy of the Cameron Bands in the Mars airglow
    Robert R. Conway · 1981 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
27. The ultraviolet (1200-1900 Angstrom) spectrum of Venus
    Gary J. Rottman, Henry W. Moos · 1973 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
28. Absolute experimental differential and integral electron excitation cross sections for atomic oxygen: 1. The (³P → ³So) Transition (1304 Å) at 100 eV
    JOHN P. DOERING, S. O. Vaughan · 1986 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
29. Effect of energetic oxygen atoms on neutral density models
    Ronald P. Rohrbaugh, John S. Nisbet · 1973 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
30. Mars thermospheric general circulation model: Calculations for the arrival of Phobos at Mars
    S. W. Bougher, Robert E. Dickinson, R. G. Roble, E. Cicely Ridley · 1988 · Geophysical Research Letters
31. The long‐term behavior of the main peak of the dayside ionosphere of Venus during solar cycle 21 and its implications on the effect of the solar cycle upon the electron temperature in the main peak region
    Arvydas J. Kliore, Luke F. Mullen · 1989 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
32. Excitation of oxygen emissions in the night airglow of the terrestrial planets
    Vladimir A. Krasnopolsky · 1981 · Planetary and Space Science
33. Production of CO(a³Π) and other metastable fragments by electron impact dissociation of CO2
    W. C. Wells, Walter L. Borst, E. C. Zipf · 1972 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
34. Spectrum of the Venus day sky
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35. The Widths of the Solar he i and he II Lines at 584, 537, and 304 Å
    G. A. Doschek, W. E. Behring, Uri Feldman · 1974 · The Astrophysical Journal
36. Design And Operation of the Pioneer Venus Orbiter Ultraviolet Spectrometer
    A. I. F. Stewart · 1980 · IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
37. Electron impact measurement of oscillator strengths for dipole‐allowed transitions of atomic oxygen
    JOHN P. DOERING, Erol E. Gulcicek, S. O. Vaughan · 1985 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
38. A reanalysis of rocket measurements of the ultraviolet dayglow
    Richard Link, G. R. Gladstone, S. Chakrabarti, John C. McConnell · 1988 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
39. Electron-impact excitation of atomic oxygen
    Ed R. Smith · 1976 · Physical Review A
40. The altitude distribution of the Venus ultraviolet nightglow and implications on vertical transport
    Jean‐Claude Gérard, A. I. F. Stewart, S. W. Bougher · 1981 · Geophysical Research Letters
41. The Venus ultraviolet aurora: A soft electron source
    J. L. Fox, A. I. F. Stewart · 1991 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
42. Observations of Venus water vapor over the disk of Venus: The 1972–1974 data using the H2O lines at 8197 Å and 8176 Å
    Edwin S. Barker · 1975 · Icarus
43. The formation of O2(a1Δg) in homogeneous and heterogeneous atom recombination
    Ayoub Azam Ali, Elmer A. Ogryzlo, Yang-Ping Shen, P. T. Wassell · 1986 · Canadian Journal of Physics
44. On the excitation of the night airglow on Earth, Venus and Mars
    Rex D. Kenner, Elmer A. Ogryzlo, Stewart Turley · 1979 · Journal of Photochemistry
45. Pioneer Venus suprathermal electron flux measurements in the Venus umbra
    William C. Knudsen, Kent L. Miller · 1985 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
46. On the behavior of airglow under the influence of gravity waves
    Hayden S. Porter, Sam M. Silverman, T. F. Tuan · 1974 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
47. Vibrational Relaxation of CO2(0001) in CO2, He, Ne and Ar in the Temperature Range of 300∼140 K
    Gen Inoue, Soji Tsuchiya · 1975 · Journal of the Physical Society of Japan
48. Infrared Remote Sounding of the Middle Atmosphere of Venus from the Pioneer Orbiter
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49. Zonal winds near Venus' cloud top level: A model study of the interaction between the zonal mean circulation and the semidiurnal tide
    Nancy L. Baker, Conway Β. Leovy · 1987 · Icarus
50. Total injection of water vapor into the Venus atmosphere
    Vladimir A. Krasnopolsky · 1985 · Icarus
51. Atomic carbon in the atmosphere of Venus
    Jane L. Fox · 1982 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
52. Day and night models of the Venus thermosphere
    Steven T. Massie, D. M. Hunten, D. R. Sowell · 1983 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
53. Catalytic Processes in the Atmospheres of Earth and Venus
    W. B. DeMore, Yuk Ling Yung · 1982 · Science
54. The global distribution of water vapor in the middle atmosphere of Venus
    John T. Schofield, F. W. Taylor, D. J. McCleese · 1982 · Icarus
55. The earliest atmosphere of the Earth
    James C. G. Walker · 1982 · Precambrian Research
56. Absolute differential and integral electron excitation cross sections for atomic oxygen, 8, The ³P → 5So transition (1356 Å) from 13.9 to 30 eV
    JOHN P. DOERING, Erol E. Gulcicek · 1989 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
57. Electron-impact excitation of the Cameron system (a3π → X1Σ)of CO
    Peter W. Erdman, E. C. Zipf · 1983 · Planetary and Space Science
58. The yield of metastable atoms through dissociative recombination of O+2 ions with electrons
    J. L. Quéffelec, Bertrand R. Rowe, F. Vallée, J. C. Gomet, M. Morlais · 1989 · The Journal of Chemical Physics
59. O(1S) production from oxygen atom recombination
    Tom G. Slanger, Graham Black · 1976 · The Journal of Chemical Physics
60. The vibrational distribution of N2+ in the terrestrial ionosphere
    Jane L. Fox, A. Dalgarno · 1985 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
61. The O+ 834‐Å dayglow: Satellite observations and interpretation with a radiation transfer model
    Shailendra Kumar, Supriya Chakrabarti, Francesco Paresce, Stuart Bowyer · 1983 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
62. Reanalysis of Pioneer Orbiter ultraviolet spectrometer data: OI 1304 intensities and atomic oxygen densities
    Larry J. Paxton, R. R. Meier · 1986 · Geophysical Research Letters
63. Diurnal CO variations in the Venus mesophere from CO microwave spectra
    R. T. Clancy, D. O. Muhleman · 1985 · Icarus
64. Excitation of 557.7 nm OI line in nightglow
    David Robert Bates · 1988 · Planetary and Space Science
65. The rate coefficient for quenching N(2D) by O(3P)
    Lawrence G. Piper · 1989 · The Journal of Chemical Physics
66. Solar cycle changes in the morphology of the Venus ionosphere
    William C. Knudsen · 1988 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
67. Vibrational Relaxation of Diatomic Molecules in Complex Forming Collisions with Reactive Atoms
    Martin Qüack, Juergen H. Troe · 1977 · Berichte der Bunsengesellschaft für physikalische Chemie
68. Photoelectrons in Planetary Atmospheres
    Ronald J. W. Henry, Michael B. McElroy · 1968
69. Resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionization measurements of atomic nitrogen(2D) quenching by atomic oxygen (3P)
    Leonard E. Jusinski, Graham Black, Tom G. Slanger · 1988 · The Journal of Physical Chemistry
70. The pioneer venus orbiter ultraviolet spectrometer experiment: Analysis of hydrogen lyman alpha data
    Larry J. Paxton, Donald E. Anderson, A. I. F. Stewart · 1985 · Advances in Space Research
71. Interelectronic-state perturbation effects on photoelectron spectra and emission quantum yields
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72. Determination of atmospheric composition and temperature from the u.v. airglow
    R. R. Meier, Donald E. Anderson · 1983 · Planetary and Space Science
73. Atomic oxygen emissions observed from Pioneer Venus
    R. R. Meier, Donald E. Anderson, A. I. F. Stewart · 1983 · Geophysical Research Letters
74. Rapid deactivation of N(²D) by O: Impact on thermospheric and mesospheric odd nitrogen
    C. G. Fesen, Jean‐Claude Gérard, David W. Rusch · 1989 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
75. Vibrational relaxation in carbon dioxide with selected collision partners. I. Water and heavy water
    M. I. Buchwald, Simon Harvey Bauer · 1972 · The Journal of Physical Chemistry
76. A metastable complex model for vibrational relaxation
    Robert J. Gordon · 1981 · The Journal of Chemical Physics
77. Axisymmetric Circulations Forced by Heat and Momentum Sources: A Simple Model Applicable to the Venus Atmosphere
    Arthur Y. Hou · 1984 · Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
78. Non-linear three dimensional spectral model of the venusian thermosphere with super-rotation—II. Temperature, composition and winds
    J. G. Mengel, D.R. Stevens-Rayburn, Hans G. Mayr, Isadore Harris · 1989 · Planetary and Space Science
79. Temperatures in a runaway greenhouse on the evolving Venus: implications for water loss
    Andrew James Watson, THOMAS M. DONAHUE, William R. Kuhn · 1984 · Earth and Planetary Science Letters
80. The O I 1304- and 1356-A emissions from the atmosphere of Venus
    D. J. Strickland · 1973 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
81. Venus e.u.v. measurements of helium at 58.4 nm from Venera 11 and Venera 12 and implications for the outgassing history
    Éric Chassefière, Jean‐Loup Bertaux, Vladimir G. Kurt, A.S. Smirnov · 1986 · Planetary and Space Science
82. The influence of charge exchange on the velocity distribution of hydrogen in the Venus exosphere
    R. R. Hodges, Brian A. Tinsley · 1986 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
83. Modulation of Venus ion densities associated with solar variations
    S. J. Bauer, H. A. Taylor · 1981 · Geophysical Research Letters
84. Gravity waves in the upper atmosphere of Venus
    Hans G. Mayr, Isadore Harris, Wayne T. Kasprzak, M. Dube, F. Városi · 1988 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
85. Absolute experimental differential and integral electron excitation cross sections for atomic oxygen: 2. The (³P → ³S°) transition (1304 Å) from 16.5 to 200 eV with comparison to atomic hydrogen
    S. O. Vaughan, JOHN P. DOERING · 1986 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
86. A model of the neutral and ion nitrogen chemistry in the daytime thermosphere of Venus
    David W. Rusch, T. E. Cravens · 1979 · Geophysical Research Letters
87. Nightside ionosphere of Venus
    Vladimir A. Krasnopolsky · 1979 · Planetary and Space Science
88. The O2+ vibrational distribution in the Venusian ionosphere
    Jane L. Fox · 1985 · Advances in Space Research
89. A Quasiclassical trajectory study of collisional excitation in O(3P)+CO2
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90. On the Physics of media that are composed of free and perfectly elastic molecules in a state of motion
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91. The Photochemistry of the Atmosphere of Venus
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92. Of Atmospheres upon Planets and Satellites
    George Johnstone Stoney · 1898 · The Astrophysical Journal
93. Laboratory studies on the reactions between Chlorine, Sulfur Dioxide, and Oxygen: Implications for the Venus Stratosphere
    William B. DeMore, Ming‐Taun Leu, R. H. Smith, Yuk Ling Yung · 1985 · Icarus
94. Differential and total cross sections for electron-impact ionization of atomic oxygen
    Tom Burnett, Steven P. Rountree · 1979 · Physical Review A
95. A quantum mechanical investigation of vibrational energy transfer in O(3P) + CO2 collisions
    Nancy Mullaney Harvey · 1982 · Chemical Physics Letters
96. Photoelectron excitation of atomic-oxygen resonance radiation in the terrestrial airglow
    E. C. Zipf, E. J. Stone · 1971 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
97. Median density altitude profiles of the major ions in the central nightside Venus ionosphere
    William C. Knudsen, Kent L. Miller, K. Spenner · 1986 · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
98. Determination of molecular oxygen(1.sum.g+) and molecular oxygen(1.DELTA.g) yields in atomic chlorine + molecular oxygen and atomic chlorine + ozone reactions
    Kwang Yul Choo, Ming‐Taun Leu · 1985 · The Journal of Physical Chemistry
99. Radiative cooling in the NLTE region of the mesosphere and lower thermosphere—Global energy balance
    Robert E. Dickinson, R. G. Roble, S. W. Bougher · 1987 · Advances in Space Research
100. Spectral distribution of CO2 vibrational states produced by collisions with fast hydrogen atoms from laser photolysis of HBra)
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101. Models for aurora and airglow emissions from other planetary atmospheres
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102. The vibrational distribution of O+2 in the dayside ionosphere
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103. The Chemical Composition of the Atmosphere of Venus
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104. The vibrational deactivation of the bending mode of CO2 by O2 and by N2
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105. Energy transfer in oxygen-hydrogen collisions
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106. Dynamical implications of the observed thermal contrasts in Venus' upper atmosphere
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107. Chemical-dynamical models of the Venus mesosphere based upon diurnal microwave CO variations
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108. The oxygen polar corona
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109. The thermal structure of the dayside upper atmosphere of venus above 125 km
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110. Solar cycle variations of the electron densities near the ionospheric peak of Venus
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111. Atomic nitrogen in the upper atmosphere of Venus
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112. Transition probabilities of the bands of the oxygen systems of the nightglow
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113. O i and H i Emissions from the Upper Atmosphere of Venus
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114. Deuterium content of the Venus atmosphere
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115. Translation to vibration energy transfer in O + NH3 and O + CO2 collisions
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116. On the direct and dissociative excitation of the O(3s3S0) state by electron impact on atomic and molecular oxygen
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117. The temperature dependence of collision-induced state changes
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118. Comet-Like Interaction of Venus with the Solar Wind
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119. Zonal winds near Venus' cloud top level: An analytic model of the equatorial wind speed
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120. Carbon dioxide /V2/ radiance results using a new nonequilibrium model
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121. Rocket measurements of O2 infrared atmospheric system in the nightglow
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122. Vibrational enhancement and the excitation of N2+ and the first negative system in the high‐altitude red aurora and the dayside cusp
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123. Lifetime of CO(a 3II) Following Electron Impact Dissociation of CO2
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124. Ultraviolet nightglow production near the magnetic equator by neutral particle precipitation
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125. A Search for Deuterium on Venus
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126. Neutral upper atmospheres of Venus and Mars
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127. On the diurnal variations in the temperature and composition: a three-dimensional model with superrotation
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128. Behaviour of the O2 infrared atmospheric (0-0) band in the middle atmosphere during evening twilight and at night
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129. Observations of O2, H2O and HD in Planetary Atmospheres
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130. Near-infrared observations of M83
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131. Determination of O2 (a¹Δg) and O2 (b¹Σ+g) yields in the reaction O + ClO → Cl + O2 : Implications for photochemistry in the atmosphere of Venus
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132. Scattering of solar Lyman alpha by the (14, 0) band of the fourth positive system of CO
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133. Mariner 10 ultraviolet spectrometer - Airglow experiment
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134. Helium on Venus: Implications for Uranium and Thorium
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135. Interannual and short‐term variations of the Venus nighttime hydrogen bulge
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136. Deuterium on Venus: Model comparisons with pioneer Venus observations of the predawn bulge ionosphere
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137. On the mechanisms of cooling of the nightside thermosphere of venus
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138. On the properties and origin of the Venus ionosphere
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139. Observations of CO in the stratosphere of Venus via its J = 0 → 1 rotational transition
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140. Structure of the atmosphere of Venus derived from Mariner V S-band measurements.
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141. Thermospheric production of O(1S) by dissociative recombination of vibrationally excited O2+
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142. Pioneer Venus observations of the Venus dayglow spectrum 1250‐1430 A
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143. Spectroscopy of the night-sky luminescence of Venus from the interplanetary spacecraft Venera 9 and Venera 10
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144. Escape of4He and fast O atoms from Mars and inferences on the4He mixing ratio
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145. Comet‐like interaction of Venus with the solar wind III the atomic oxygen corona
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146. Rocket observations of the extreme ultraviolet dayglow
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147. On the excitation of oxygen emissions in the airglow of the terrestrial planets
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148. Absolute Wind Measurements in the Lower Thermosphere of Venus Using Infrared Heterodyne Spectroscopy
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149. Analysis and interpretation of observations of airglow at 297 nm in the Venus thermosphere
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150. Sources and distribution of odd nitrogen in the Venus daytime thermosphere
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151. The red and green lines of atomic oxygen in the nightglow of Venus
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152. Line width of the solar EUV He I resonance emissions at 584 and 537 Å
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153. Deuterium on Venus
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154. CO2 + Dayglow on Mars and Venus
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155. The Mariner 5 Ultraviolet Photometer Experiment: Analysis of Rayleigh-scattered and 1304-Å radiation from Venus
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156. Variations in the nighttime emission of Venus
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157. Acoustic-gravity waves in the thermosphere of Venus
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158. Iue high‐resolution observation of the Venus dayglow spectrum 1280‐1380 Å
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159. In situ results on the variation of neutral atmospheric hydrogen at venus
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160. High resolution spectra of Venus.
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161. CO+ and N2+ in the Venus ionosphere
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162. Venus Thermospheric Circulation.
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163. The carbon-monoxide fourth positive bands in the Venus dayglow
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165. The Infrared Spectrum of Venus (1-2.5μ)
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166. Effect of turbulence on the thermal regime of planetary thermospheres
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167. Correction to ‘Global empirical model of the Venus thermosphere’
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168. Venus EUV measurements of hydrogen and helium from Venera 11 and Venera 12
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169. Dissociative Recombination in Aeronomy
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170. The Thermosphere of Venus and Mars: A Comparison of Global Structure and Winds Using the NCAR-TGCM
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171. Deuterium on Venus
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172. HIGH-RESOLUTION SPECTRA AND PHOTOABSORPTION COEFFICIENTS FOR CARBON MONOXIDE ABSORPTION BANDS BETWEEN 94.0 nm AND 100.4 nm
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