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James A. Van Allen journal, December 1954-October 1955
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No one seems to have solved the full problem -- even to the extent of obtaining "necessary" conditions. Of particular interest are the existence of the low rigidity cut-off in the spectrum, the fluctuations of intensity and the "soft radiation". And it is of course an interesting problem in its own right. A good solution may have unforeseen applications. --------------- Specific solutions (a la Störmer) can probably be obtained with Kasper's differential analyzer. -------------- Some references: (1.) E. O. Kane, T. J. B. Shanley and J. A. Wheeler
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No one seems to have solved the full problem -- even to the extent of obtaining "necessary" conditions. Of particular interest are the existence of the low rigidity cut-off in the spectrum, the fluctuations of intensity and the "soft radiation". And it is of course an interesting problem in its own right. A good solution may have unforeseen applications. --------------- Specific solutions (a la Störmer) can probably be obtained with Kasper's differential analyzer. -------------- Some references: (1.) E. O. Kane, T. J. B. Shanley and J. A. Wheeler
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