Wilson, John W.

Books by Wilson, John W.

Total count: 26

• The electrical industry in Florida

  University of Florida1936-01-01
• Analysis of the physical atomic forces between noble gas atoms, alkali ions, and halogen ions

  Langley Research Center1986-01-01
• Nucleon-nucleus interaction data basetotal nuclear and absorption cross sections

  Langley Research Center1988-01-01
• BRYNTRN: A baryon transport computer codecomputation procedures and data base

  Langley Research Center1988-01-01
• BRYNTRNa baryon transport model

  Langley Research Center1989-01-01
• A hierarchy of transport approximations for high energy heavy (HZE) ions

  Langley Research Center1989-01-01
• Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned earth orbital flights

  Langley Research Center1990-01-01
• Simplified model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned earth orbital flights

  Langley Research Center1990-01-01
• Transport methods and interactions for space radiations

  Langley Research Center1991-01-01
• Cellular repair/misrepair track model

  Langley Research Center1991-01-01
• Preliminary analysis of a radiobiological experiment for LifeSat

  Langley Research Center1991-01-01
• Multiple lesion track structure model

  Langley Research Center1992-01-01
• A study of the generation of linear energy transfer spectra for space radiations

  Langley Research Center1992-01-01
• Coulomb effects in low-energy nuclear fragmentation

  Langley Research Center1993-01-01
• Approximate Green's function methods for HZE transport in multilayered materials

  Langley Research Center1993-01-01
• Effects of radiobiological uncertainty on vehicle and habitat shield design for missions to the Moon and Mars

  Langley Research Center1993-01-01
• Nonperturbative methods in HZE ion transport

  Langley Research Center1993-01-01
• Exposure fluctuations of astronauts due to orientation

  Langley Research Center1993-01-01
• A proposed performance index for galactic cosmic ray shielding materials

  Langley Research Center1993-01-01
• Target fragmentation in radiobiology

  Langley Research Center1993-01-01
and 6 more