La Posta Astrogeophysical Observatory

Bleiweiss, Max P.; Wefer, Fred L.

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A Gradiometer Noise Spectra In a Magnetically Ouiet Environ1

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“…Coordinates of the observatory are 116 25' 6" west longitude and 32 40' 39" north geodetic latitude (Bleiweiss and Wefer, 1975). We present spectral data based on a five hour long segment of a record that is representative of the lowest instrument noise consistently observed.…”

Section: A Gradiometer Noise Spectra In a Magnetically Ouiet Environmentioning

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Measurement of Ambient Magnetic Field Gradients Using a Superconducting Magnetic Gradiometer

Podney¹,

Gillespie²

1977

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Section: A Gradiometer Noise Spectra In a Magnetically Ouiet Environmentioning

confidence: 99%

Measurement of Ambient Magnetic Field Gradients Using a Superconducting Magnetic Gradiometer

Podney¹,

Gillespie²

1977

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The solar radius at 35 GHz

Wefer¹,

Bleiweiss²

1976

Sol Phys

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Observations of an unusual pair of homologous flares on March 17, 1970

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Wefer²

1981

Sol Phys

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Correlated optical, radio andX-ray observations are presented for a pair of 'consequently' homologous flares which occurred on March 17, 1970. A rich complexity of behavior in a bright sub-flare with maximum at 14 : 44 UT is repeated in a flare of importance 1B with maximum at 22 : 49 UT. The unusual and interesting aspect of these flares is that the second flare developed at approximately half the rate of the first. A difference in the trigger mechanism of the two flares is suggested as a possible explanation.

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La Posta Astrogeophysical Observatory

Cited by 4 publications

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Measurement of Ambient Magnetic Field Gradients Using a Superconducting Magnetic Gradiometer

Measurement of Ambient Magnetic Field Gradients Using a Superconducting Magnetic Gradiometer

The solar radius at 35 GHz

Observations of an unusual pair of homologous flares on March 17, 1970

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