J. Anthony Lockwood

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Nuclear Tracks in Solids (Principles and Applications) (1976) (1038)
Instrument description and performance of the Imaging Gamma-Ray Telescope COMPTEL aboard the Compton Gamma-Ray Observatory (1993) (416)
Forbush decreases in the cosmic radiation (1971) (278)
Characteristics of the 22-year modulation of cosmic rays as seen by neutron monitors (1988) (129)
Voyager and Pioneer spacecraft measurements of cosmic ray intensities in the outer heliosphere: Toward a new paradigm for understanding the global solar modulation process: 1. Minimum solar modulation (1987 and 1997) (2001) (88)
Energetic Neutrons, Protons, and Gamma Rays during the 1990 May 24 Solar Cosmic-Ray Event (1997) (78)
The Imaging Compton Telescope Comptel on the Gamma Ray Observatory (1984) (73)
Differential response and specific yield functions of cosmic‐ray neutron monitors (1967) (68)
Solar Energetic Particles (2000) (64)
On the long‐term variation in the cosmic radiation (1960) (60)
Characteristic recovery times of Forbush-type decreases in the cosmic radiation: 1. Observations at earth at different energies (1986) (58)
Forbush decreases and interplanetary magnetic field disturbances: Association with magnetic clouds (1991) (58)
Interplanetary radial cosmic-ray gradients and their implication for a possible large modulation effect at the heliospheric boundary (1987) (54)
Solar flare proton rigidity spectra deduced from cosmic ray neutron monitor observations (1974) (51)
Observations of the dynamics of the cosmic ray modulation (1984) (51)
A study of the long‐term variation and radial gradient of cosmic rays out to 23 AU (1981) (47)
Solar neutron and proton production during the 1990 May 24 cosmic-ray flare increases (1993) (45)
Observations related to the acceleration, injection, and interplanetary propagation of energetic protons during the solar cosmic ray event on February 16, 1984 (1988) (43)
An Investigation of the Forbush Decreases in the Cosmic Radiation (1960) (42)
Characteristics of large Forbush-type decreases in the cosmic radiation: 2. Observations at different heliocentric radial distances (1986) (41)
The rigidity dependence of forbush decreases observed at the Earth (1991) (38)
Giant transient decreases of cosmic rays in the outer heliosphere in September 1991 (1993) (38)
Comparison of the rigidity dependence of the 11‐year cosmic ray variation at the earth in two solar cycles of opposite magnetic polarity (1996) (37)
Flywheel energy storage advances using HTS bearings (1999) (35)
Indications for diffusive coronal shock acceleration of protons in selected solar cosmic ray events (1990) (35)
Cosmic-ray solar flare effect of January 28, 1967, as recorded by neutron monitors (1968) (35)
Latitude and altitude dependence of the cosmic ray albedo neutron flux (1970) (35)
Response functions of organic scintillators to high energy neutrons (1976) (32)
The energy dependence of the cosmic‐ray neutron leakage flux in the range 0.01–10 Mev (1971) (31)
Interplanetary cosmic ray latitudinal gradient in 1984 to 1987 using IMP 8 and Voyager data (1988) (31)
Neutron measurements in space (1973) (31)
The spatial anisotropy, rigidity spectrum, and propagation characteristics of the relativistic solar particles during the event on May 7, 1978 (1980) (30)
VARIATIONS IN THE COSMIC-RAY NUCLEONIC INTENSITY (1958) (29)
Cosmic-ray gradient measurements and modulation beyond the inner solar wind termination shock (1990) (27)
Cosmic ray gradients in the heliosphere and particle drifts (1981) (26)
Proton energy spectra at the sun in the solar cosmic-ray events on 1978 May 7 and 1984 February 16 (1990) (26)
Intensities of anomalous and galactic cosmic rays in the outer heliosphere near the heliospheric equator in 1987 and during the period from 1994 to 1996 (1997) (25)
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOLAR FLARE GAMMA-RAY EMISSION AND NEUTRON PRODUCTION (1997) (24)
Cosmic ray modulation during solar activity cycle 20 (1979) (23)
Global Processes that Determine Cosmic Ray Modulation (1998) (23)
Comptel measurements of solar flare neutrons (1993) (23)
Correlation of Meteorological Parameters with Cosmic-Ray Neutron Intensities (1956) (23)
Variations of the cosmic radiation in November 1960 (1961) (22)
Change in the eleven‐year modulation at the time of the June 8, 1969, Forbush decrease (1972) (22)
Some unusual features of the cosmic ray storm in August 1972 (1975) (22)
The onset of the new solar modulation cycle in 1987–1988 as a function of heliocentric radius and latitude (1990) (22)
Neutron measurements in near-Earth orbit with COMPTEL (1995) (21)
The 11‐year solar modulation of cosmic rays as deduced from neutron monitor variations and direct measurements at low energies (1967) (20)
Using transient decreases of cosmic rays observed at Voyagers 1 and 2 to estimate the location of the heliospheric termination shock (2001) (20)
COMPTEL as a Solar Gamma Ray and Neutron Detector (1992) (20)
On the barometric pressure coefficient for cosmic-ray neutrons (1957) (19)
Interplanetary Cosmic-Ray Radial and Latitudinal Gradients Derived in 1984 Using IMP 8, Voyager, and Pioneer Data (1986) (19)
Comparison of the solar cosmic ray events on May 7, 1978, and November 22, 1977 (1984) (19)
Forbush decreases and interplanetary magnetic field disturbances (1977) (19)
Cosmic‐ray intensity variations on January 26–27, 1968 (1969) (19)
Reduced hysteresis loss in superconducting bearings (1996) (18)
Intensity variations of >70‐Mev cosmic rays measured by Pioneer 10, Voyager 1 & 2 and IMP in the heliosphere during the recovery period from 1992–1995 (1995) (18)
Differences in the maximum intensities and the intensity-time profiles of cosmic rays in alternate solar magnetic field polarities (2001) (18)
Asymmetries in the Forbush decreases of the cosmic radiation: 1. Differences in onset times (1963) (18)
Cosmic‐ray neutron flux measurements above the atmosphere (1968) (17)
On the interplanetary cosmic ray latitudinal gradient (1992) (17)
Solar Proton Rigidity Spectra From 1 to 10 gv of Selected Flare Events Since 1960 (2002) (17)
Observations of gamma radiation between 0.4 MeV and 7 MeV at balloon altitudes using a Compton telescope (1981) (17)
Deduced spectrum of interacting protons accelerated after the impulsive phase of the 15 June 1991 solar flare (1998) (17)
The Solar Flare Event on 1990 May 24: Evidence for Two Separate Particle Accelerations (1992) (16)
Neutrons from the 15 June 1991 Solar Flare (1993) (16)
A comparison of cosmic ray intensities near the Earth (1997) (15)
A model of propagation of solar flare particles and its application to cosmic ray ground level events (1982) (15)
energy spectrum and flux of high-energy neutrons at balloon altitudes (1976) (15)
Integral radial cosmic ray gradients in the solar system from 1972 to 1982 (1984) (15)
A simple high resolution pulse shape discriminator (1969) (15)
Energy spectrum and flux of 3- to 20-Mev neutrons and 1- to 10-Mev gamma rays in the atmosphere (1973) (14)
Large cosmic ray transient decreases observed in the heliosphere at the Earth, Voyagers 1 and 2 and Pioneer 10 from 1987 to 1991 (1993) (14)
Differences in the solar modulation of E > 60 MeV cosmic rays at Earth and 18 AU during a complete 11‐year cycle from 1977 to 1988 (1990) (14)
Neutron albedo measurements on polar orbiting satellites (1964) (13)
COSMIC-RAY INCREASES ASSOCIATED WITH SOLAR FLARES (1959) (13)
The effect of the July 14, 2000 “Bastille Day” solar flare event on >70 MeV galactic cosmic rays observed at V1 and V2 in the distant heliosphere (2002) (13)
Variation of cosmic rays and solar wind properties with respect to the heliospheric current sheet: 2. Rigidity dependence of the latitudinal gradient of cosmic rays at 1 AU (1986) (13)
Intensities of galactic cosmic rays of ∼1.5 GV rigidity at Earth versus the heliospheric current sheet tilt (2005) (13)
Heliocentric radial intensity profiles of galactic cosmic rays measured by the IMP, Voyager, and Pioneer spacecraft in solar 11-year modulation cycles of opposite magnetic polarity (2004) (12)
Solar activity and modulation of the cosmic ray intensity (1985) (12)
The cosmic ray interplanetary radial gradient from 1972 - 1985 (1985) (12)
A new look at the >70 Mev cosmic ray radial gradients in the heliosphere measured by spacecraft (1999) (12)
An estimate of the location of the modulation boundary for E greater than 70 MeV galactic cosmic rays using Voyager and Pioneer spacecraft data (1995) (11)
Onset and amplitude of the 11‐year solar modulation of cosmic ray intensities at the Earth and at Voyagers 1 and 2 during the period from 1997 to 2003 (2004) (11)
Decrease of cosmic-ray intensity on February 11, 1958 (1960) (10)
Time variations of cosmic ray electrons and nuclei between 1978 and 2004: Evidence for charge‐dependent modulation organized by changes in solar magnetic polarity and current sheet tilt (2005) (10)
An observation of a heliospheric magnetic cycle dependence for the integral radial gradient of E > 60 MeV cosmic rays (1991) (10)
The Inner Heliosphere - Outer Heliosphere Comparison for Cosmic Ray Modulation (1998) (9)
Neutron and gamma‐ray measurements of the solar flare of 1991 June 9 (2008) (9)
Rigidity dependence for Forbush decreases in 1968 compared with that for the 11‐year variation (1970) (9)
Signature of the solar cosmic-ray event on 1982 June 3 (1990) (9)
Solar flare particle measurements with neutron monitors (1999) (9)
The long-term variation of the cosmic radiation (1968) (8)
Cavity Accelerator for Electrons (1947) (7)
High Frequency Measurements of Pressure and Temperature Fluctuations in an Automotive Exhaust System During Steady State and Transient Driving Conditions (2001) (7)
First results from COMPTEL measurement of the Al-26 1.8 MeV gamma-ray line from the Galactic center region (1993) (7)
Initial results from COMPTEL onboard GRO (1993) (7)
Asymmetries in the Forbush Decreases of the Cosmic Radiation (1963) (7)
Measurements of the atmospheric neutron leakage rate (1973) (7)
Cosmic Ray Neutron Monitor for OGO-F (1969) (7)
COSMIC-RAY NEUTRON INTENSITY INCREASE ASSOCIATED WITH SOLAR FLARE OF FEBRUARY 23, 1956 (1956) (7)
Monte Carlo calculation of the electron energy loss spectrum for gamma rays incident on an organic scintillator (1976) (6)
A total enclosing active charged particle shield (1969) (6)
a Study of the Long-Term Variation and Radial Gradient of Cosmic Rays Out to 22 AU (1981) (6)
Extended γ‐ray emission in solar flares (2008) (5)
Interacting and interplanetary high-energy protons in solar flare events (1999) (5)
Gamma-ray burst detection capabilities of comptel (1986) (5)
The Pioneer 10 Gradient Measurements - the Key to the Modulation Problem (1987) (5)
The GRO-COMPTEL mission: instrument description and scientific objectives. (1992) (5)
A comparison of the cosmic‐ray intensity at high altitudes with the nucleonic component at ground elevation (1959) (5)
Upper limit to the 1–20 MeV solar neutron flux (1973) (5)
The intensity recovery of Forbush-type decreases as a function of heliocentric distance and its relationship to the 11-year variation (1985) (4)
Data analysis of the COMPTEL instrument on the NASA gamma ray observatory (1992) (4)
Altitude dependence of the barometric coefficient of cosmic ray neutron monitors (1970) (4)
The Ground-Level Relativistic Solar Proton Event of may 7, 1978: a Composite Report (1979) (4)
COMPTEL gamma ray and neutron measurements of solar flares (1993) (4)
The local neutron flux at low Earth-orbiting altitudes. (1996) (3)
Comment on “Large‐scale solar modulation of ≳500 MeV/nucleon galactic cosmic rays seen from 1 to 30 AU” by Walker Fillius and Ian Axford (1985) (3)
Large global transient decreases of >70 MeV cosmic rays observed at Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 in the outer heliosphere in 2001–2003: The onset of heliospheric 2–3 kHz radio emission and the distance to the heliopause (2004) (3)
A Fast Neutron-Gamma Detector for Space Research (1968) (3)
Response Determinations of COMPTEL from Calibration Measurements, Models, and Simulations (1992) (3)
The energy spectrum of fast neutrons in the atmosphere (1970) (3)
Solar Neutron Spectroscopy with COMPTEL on the Gamma Ray Observatory (1987) (3)
COMPTEL observations of gamma-ray bursts: imaging and localization (1993) (3)
Rigidity dependence of the 11-year variation of the cosmic ray intensity from 0.6 to 50 GV at the Earth in two 22-year cycles (2002) (3)
On the Temperature Dependence of BF3 Proportional Neutron Counters (1954) (3)
Some characteristics of the solar flare event of February 16, 1984 (1985) (2)
COMPTEL measurements of the omnidirectional high-energy neutron flux in near-earth orbit. (1998) (2)
On the Analysis of Neutron Monitor Data for the Solar Cosmic Ray Event on may 7, 1978 (1979) (2)
Neutron Flux Measurements in Near-Earth Orbit with COMPTEL (1993) (2)
Determining the Scale Size of the Heliosphere Using Global Cosmic Ray Transient Decreases (1999) (2)
On the long‐term and the altitude dependence of the barometric coefficient for neutron monitors (1967) (2)
GLOBAL PROCESSES THAT DETERMINE COSMIC RAY MODULATION Report of Working Group 1 (1998) (2)
Forces and torques between two square current loops. (1999) (2)
a Description of Relativistic Solar Particle Propagation (1981) (2)
COMPTEL images locations of gamma‐ray bursts (1991) (2)
Diagnostics Design Process for Developmental Vehicles (2010) (2)
A study of the effects of Forbush decreases and the 11-year variation of cosmic rays out to approximately 16 AU (1980) (2)
The Crab and Galactic anticentre region observed by COMPTEL (1993) (2)
Latitudinal gradients of cosmic rays and the polarity reversal of the heliospheric magnetic field: A preliminary evaluation (1985) (2)
COMPTEL detections of the quasars 3C 273 and 3C 279 (1993) (2)
An overview of first results from COMPTEL (1993) (2)
Comparison of Forbush decrease measurements made at balloon altitude and ground elevation (1962) (2)
A comparison of the cosmic‐ray daily variation recorded by neutron monitors at different elevations (1970) (1)
Preliminary Results from COMPTEL Observations of the Solar Flare of 1991 June 15 (1991) (1)
Comments on ‘solar activity, 27-day variation and long-term modulation of cosmic-ray intensity’ by V. K. Balasubrahmanyan and D. Venkatesan (1971) (1)
Interplanetary E>70 MeV Cosmic Ray Radial and Latitudinal Gradients (1993) (1)
The gamma-ray burst of 3 May 1991 observed by COMPTEL on board GRO (1992) (1)
High energy neutrons at balloon altitudes (1974) (1)
Intensity-Time Variations of the Cosmic Radiation (1962) (1)
Pulsar analysis within COMPASS. (1992) (1)
Increase of the nucleonic intensity on May 4, 1960 (1960) (1)
Changes of the outer to inner heliospheric intensity ratios of >70 MeV galactic cosmic rays as a function of solar magnetic polarity (2002) (1)
NEURAL NET APPROACHES FOR EVENT LOCATION IN THE DETECTOR MODULES (1992) (1)
The proton scattering mean free path for the May 7, 1978, solar flare event (1991) (1)
The phase lag effect in the cosmic ray modulation during solar cycle twenty (1974) (1)
Energy spectrum and flux of atmospheric neutrons (1977) (1)
Energetic Solar Fluxes Out to 3 AU during the may 7, 1978 Flare Event (1985) (1)
Extended Solar Flare Emissions Observed by COMPTEL (1992) (0)
Stop-start control for increasing the battery charge of micro-hybrid vehicles (2014) (0)
Changes in the Rigidity Dependence of the Eleven-Year Modulation. (Abstract) (1973) (0)
A Simple Response Function Simulation that Reproduces in Detail the Heliospheric 11-year Intensity Time Variations of >70 MeV Particles Observed at IMP, V2 and P10 (1993) (0)
COMPTEL observations of gamma-ray bursts : time profiles and spectra. (1993) (0)
Neutron measurements of the OGO-VI Spacecraft (1973) (0)
Development of a Linear Electron Accelerator: Design and Development of Accelerator Column. (1948) (0)
System for preventing and mitigating rear-end collisions (2016) (0)
COMPTEL Processing and Analysis Software System: COMPASS (Requirements and Overview) (1992) (0)
Research for the measuring of neutron intensity in space Final report (1969) (0)
System and method for inhibiting engine operation during refueling (2015) (0)
Preliminary Results from COMPTEL Measurement of the 1.8 Mev Al 26 Line from the Galactic Center Region (1991) (0)
System and method for communication with vehicle passengers (2014) (0)
Scientific model of the imaging Compton telescope 'COMPTEL' (1981) (0)
Low-energy charged particle ring around equator in the altitude range 400–1100 km (1977) (0)
COMPTEL Measurements of the Impulsive Flares of 1991 June 9 and 11. (1992) (0)
DESIGN OF A NEUTRON MONITOR FOR MEASUREMENTS IN SPACE. Scientific Report No. 1. (1964) (0)
COSMIC-RAY MODULATION DURING FORBUSH DECREASES IN 1968-1969, (1970) (0)
COSMIC RAY NEUTRON INTENSITY MONITOR. PART B. UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE (1965) (0)
X- and gamma-ray observations of the 15 November 1991 Solar Flare (2002) (0)
N 92-21887 Neutron Induced Background in the COMPTEL Detector on the Gamma Ray Observatory (0)
COSMIC RAY NEUTRON INTENSITY MONITOR. SECTION 2.2 (1965) (0)
COMPTEL Observations of Gamma-Ray Bursts: Spectral Time Profiles (1991) (0)
High-Energy Measurements of the November 15, 1991 Solar Flare (2002) (0)
Ray and Neutron Capabilities the Gamma Ray Observatory (0)
Analysis of electron data from the OV1-13 satellite. Final report, 1 July 1972--31 December 1973 (1974) (0)
COMPTEL Detection of 3C273 at Low γ-Ray Energies (1991) (0)
AUTOMATIC DATA RECORDING SYSTEM FOR A COSMIC RAY MONITOR (1965) (0)
N 92-21938 COMPTEL Solar Flare Observations (0)
COMPTEL observations of the Crab and VELA pulsars (1993) (0)
A method and system for improving the stopping and starting of an engine with a turbocharger (2013) (0)
Stop / start control for a stop-start vehicle in a turn lane (2014) (0)
Comparisons of ground-based monitor data with Pioneers 8, 9, 10 and 11 observations in 1968-1974. [Forbush decreases] (2011) (0)
ART. VIII.???Case of Fracture at Base of Cranium, with discharge from external ear of a portion of the substance of the brain, of watery matter, and of blood in large quantities; Recovery (1859) (0)
Comment on 'Large-scale solar modulation of greater than or approximately equal to 500 MeV/nucleon galactic cosmic rays seen from 1 to 30 AU' by Walker Fillius and Ian Axford (1985) (0)
Improved pulse shape discriminator for fast neutron-gamma ray detection system (1969) (0)
Measurements of the neutron intensity in space (1971) (0)
a New Look at the Diffuse Gamma-Ray Spectrum Between 0. 1 and 200 Mev (1981) (0)
Preliminary Results from COMPTEL Observations of the Galactic Anticenter Region, Including the Crab Nebula (1991) (0)
Recent Gamma-Ray Observations of the Galactic Center (1991) (0)
Spectral Variations of the Solar Protons producing the Gamma Ray and Neutron Emissions during the 1990 May 24 Solar Flare Event (1997) (0)
COMPASS: the COMPTEL Processing and Analysis Software Software System (1986) (0)
Correction to “Indications for diffusive coronal shock acceleration of protons in selected cosmic ray events” (1990) (0)
Neutron albedo measurements on rocket flights. (1966) (0)
Comparison of the Energy Spectra and Pitch Angle Distributions for Solar Particle Events (1983) (0)
COMPTEL observations of cosmic gamma-ray bursts (1991) (0)
Studies using IMP, Voyager and Pioneer cosmic ray data to determine the size of the heliosphere (1996) (0)
Preliminary results from COMPTEL on a search for gamma-ray line emission from SN 1991T (1993) (0)
High-energy measurements of the 1991 november 15 solar flare (2002) (0)
DBMS and COMPASS: The COMPTEL Processing and Analysis Software System (1986) (0)
Motor vehicle drone deployment system (2015) (0)
Energetic solar particle fluxes out to 3 AU during the 7 May 1978 flare event (1985) (0)

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