Characteristics of nearby interstellar matter

Space Science Reviews

Volumn 72, Issue 3-4, 1995, Pages 499-592

  Frisch, Priscilla C ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO   (United States)

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EID: 33749204490     PISSN: 00386308     EISSN: 15729672     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/BF00749006     Document Type: Article

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2. High-Resolution Observations of the Lyman Alpha Sky Background
3. The Charge State of the Anomalous Component of Cosmic Rays
4. Solar Cycle Study of Interplanetary Lα Variations: Pioneer Venus Orbiter Sky Background Results
5. Topography of the Galactic Disk: Z-Structure and Large-Scale Star Formation
6. Mg−H+ Charge Transfer and Mg Line Intensities in Gaseous Nebulae
7. On the Statistics of Galactic HI Clouds
8. Heating of the Local Interstellar Medium
9. The Local Hot Bubble from X-Ray Spectroscopic Measurements
10. Ultraviolet and Optical Spectroscopic Studies of λ Andromedae: The Chromosphere and Interstellar Matter
11. Structure of the Region of Solar Wind-Interstellar Medium Interaction and Its Influence on H Atoms Penetrating the Solar Wind
12. The Influence of the Interface between the Heliosphere and the Local Interstellar Medium on the Penetration of the H Atoms to the Solar System
13. Sputtering in Interstellar Shocks: A Model for Heavy Element Depletion
14. Two New Hot White Dwarfs in a Region of Exceptionally Low HI Density
15. A Survey of the Continuum Radiation at 820MHz between Declinations −7° and +85°
16. Characteristics of the Local Interstellar Hydrogen Determined from Prognoz 5 and 6 Interplanetary Lyman α Profile Measurements with a Hydrogen Absorption Cell
17. Evidence for a Source of Extraterrestrial Hydrogen Lyman-α Emission: The Interstellar Wind
18. Na I/Ca ii Ratio in the Local Interstellar Medium
19. The Proper Motion of Geminga's Optical Counterpart
20. Models of Interstellar Clouds. I. The Zeta Ophiuchi Cloud
21. Observations of the Soft X-Ray Diffuse Background at 0.1 keV
22. Large-Scale Bubble Structure of the Interstellar Medium and Properties of the Local Spiral Arm
23. Local Interstellar Medium
24. First Results from the GHRS: Resolved Velocity and Density Structure in the β Pictoris Circumstellar Gas
25. Survey of Interstellar H I from Lα Absorption Measurements, II
26. Survey of Ultraviolet Interstellar Lines: Velocities and Equivalent Widths
27. Survey of Interstellar H I from L alpha Absorption Measurements. II
28. Interstellar Absorption in the Mg ii Resonance Line Emissions
29. Interstellar Magnesium Absorption in the Direction of Four Unreddened Stars
30. Spatial Structure in the Soft X-Ray Background as Observed from OSO-8, and the North Polar Spur as a Reheated Supernova Remnant
31. Galactic Hydrostatic Equilibrium with Magnetic Tension and Cosmic Ray Diffusion
32. Modeling the Structure of H I in the Galactic Disk
33. Detection of Interstellar C I in the Immediate Vicinity of the Sun
34. UV Spectra of Nearby White Dwarfs and the Nature of the Local Interstellar Medium
35. Observational Constraints on an Embedded Cloud Model for the Soft X-Ray Diffuse Background
36. Local Interstellar Wind Velocity from Doppler Shifts of Interstellar Matter Lines
37. The Interstellar Medium in the Vicinity of the Association Sco OB2
38. The Local Interstellar Medium Toward the Center of Loop I
39. Ultraviolet Interstellar Lines Towards Nearby Fast Rotators: Zn ii Distribution and Mg ii/Mg I Ratios
40. Ionization Processes in the Locai Interstellar Medium: Effects of the Hot Coronal Substrate
41. IUE High Resolution Spectrophotometry of H Ly Alpha Emission from the Local Interstellar Medium
42. A Synoptic View of the Galaxy in H I
43. Extended Adiabatic Blast Waves and a Model of the Soft X-Ray Background
44. The Local Interstellar Medium
45. Perspective on the Local Interstellar Medium
46. Refractory Grain Destruction in Low-Density Shocks
47. Supernova Remnant Evolution in an Inhomogeneous Medium I. Numeric Models
48. High-Resolution Observations of Interstellar Na I and Ca ii Towards the Scorpius Centaurus Association
49. High-Resolution Observations of the Interstellar λ3302 Na I Doublet and a Discussion of the Resulting Na I/Ca ii Ratios
50. The Local Interstellar Medium
51. Two-Temperature Models of Old Supernova Remnants with Ion and Electron Thermal Conduction
52. X-Ray Characteristics of Loop I and the Local Interstellar Medium
53. Interstellar Absorption Lines between 2000 and 3000 A in Nearby Stars
54. Interaction of Stars and Interstellar Matter in Scorpio Centaurus
55. The Gas/Dust Ratio in Spiral Galaxies
56. Structure of the Interstellar Medium at the 25 AU Scale
57. A Very Small Interstellar Neutral H Cloud Observed with VLBI Techniques
58. Magnetic Alignment of Interstellar Grains
59. Early Dielectronic Recombination Measurements: Singly Charged Ions
60. Discovery of Highly Ionized Species in the Ultraviolet Spectrum of Feige 24
61. Deuterium and Hydrogen in the Local Interstellar Medium
62. Hot Bubbles in a Magnetic Interstellar Medium: Another Look at the Soft X-Ray Background
63. Ultraviolet Emission Lines in the Spectrum of Procyon
64. Interplanetary Hydrogen Cone and Its Solar Cycle Variations
65. Heliospheric Neutral Gases in the Three-Dimensional and Time-Dependent Solar Force and Ionization Fields
66. The Local Interstellar Medium over 5 pc in the Direction of α Aquilae
67. Na I as a Tracer of H I in the Diffuse Interstellar Medium
68. Expansion of a Superbubble in a Uniform Magnetic Field
69. Initial White Dwarf Results from the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer
70. H I Absorption Measurements toward 15 Pulsars and the Radial Distribution of Diffuse Ionized Gas in the Galaxy
71. The Interstellar Material in Front of χ Ophiuchus. II. Ultraviolet Observations
72. The Nearby Interstellar Medium
73. The Physical Properties of the “Local Fluff'
74. Whence Geminga?
75. G-Star Astropauses: A Test for Interstellar Pressure
76. Synthesis Maps of Ultraviolet Observations of Neutral Interstellar Gas
77. Local Interstellar Medium. VII. The Local Interstellar Wind and Interstellar Material in Front of the Nearby Star α Ophiuchi
78. Ionization in Nearby Interstellar Gas
79. Studies of the Local Interstellar Medium. VIII. Morphology and Kinematics of the Diffuse Interstellar Clouds toward Orion
80. Model Atmospheres: Tool for Identifying Interstellar Features
81. Local Complex of O and B Stars
82. A New Test for Solar Modulation Theory: The 1972 May–July Low-Energy Galactic Cosmic-Ray Proton and Helium Spectra
83. The Soft X-Ray Diffuse Background Observed with the HEAO 1 Low-Energy Detectors
84. The Geminga Supernova as a Possible Cause of the Local Interstellar Bubble
85. Mg ii Observed in the Local Interstellar Medium: The Local Cloud
86. Detection of Interstellar Pick-up Hydrogen in the Solar System
87. The Extreme Ultraviolet Spectrum of G1912-B2B and the Ionization of the Local Interstellar Medium
88. Ulysses Dust Measurements Near Jupiter
89. Discovery of Jovian Dust Streams and Interstellar Grains by the Ulysses Spacecraft
90. Solar Flare Effects on Neutral Gas Glow in Interplanetary Space
91. A New Technique for in situ Measurement of the Composition of Neutral Gas in Interplanetary Space
92. The Exceptionally Vacant Line of Sight to Beta Canis Majoris
93. Radio Emission from the Heliopause Triggered by an Interplanetary Shock
94. Spectrophotometric Studies of Two Be Stars, Alpha Leo and 17 Tau. Comment: The Comparison Star CANNOT BE HD 79917, but is Most Likely HD 79913
95. Correlation of Interstellar Element Depletions with Mean Gas Density
96. Distribution and Energy Spectrum of Diffuse Soft X-Rays
97. A Complete Survey of 21 cm Line Radiation for |b|>100. I. Atlas of Almost Contour Maps
98. The Interstellar Line Spectrum of Zeta Ophiuchi
99. The Interstellar D1 Line at High Resolution
100. On the Nearest Molecular Clouds. II. MBM 12 and 16
101. Neutral Hydrogen in Interplanetary Space
102. Interaction Between the Solar Wind and the Interstellar Medium
103. Are We in an Old Superbubble?
104. X-Ray Observations of the North Polar Spur
105. Dielectronic Recombination Rates, Ionization Equilibrium, and Radiative Energy-Loss Rates for Neon, Magnesium and Sulfur Ions in Low-Density Plasmas
106. Survey of Interstellar C i: Abundances and Pressures in the ISM
107. Kinematics of the Scorpio-Centaurus Association and Gould's Belt
108. Limits on the Density of Neutral Gas within 100 Parsecs from Observations of the Soft X-ray Background
109. Modeling the Stellar Contribution to the Galactic Component of the Diffuse Soft X-Ray Background. I. Background Fluxes and Number Counts
110. Extreme Ultraviolet Observations of G191-B2B and the Local Interstellar Medium with the Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope
111. Extreme Ultraviolet Observations of HZ43 and the Local H/He Ratio with the Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope
112. On the Column Densities of Interstellar Mg+ to Sirius and Other Nearby Stars
113. Local Interstellar Medium
114. The Fraction of High Velocity Dispersion H i in the Galaxy
115. Plasma Waves as Indicators of the Termination Shock
116. Measurements of the Interstellar Gas
117. Northern-Hemisphere Observations of Nearby Interstellar Gas: Possible Detection of the Local Could
118. Multi-Component Velocity Structure of the Local Interstellar Medium
119. Interplanetary Lyman-Alpha Observations with UVS on Voyager
120. Interplanetary Lyman-Alpha Spectra as a Diagnostic of the Local Interstellar Plasma Density: The Baranov Two-Shocks Heliosphere Case
121. Deceleration of Interstellar Hydrogen at the Heliospheric Interface
122. IUE Observations of Interstellar Hydrogen and Deuterium toward Alpha Cen B
123. Stellar Lyman-Alpha Emission and the Local Interstellar Medium
124. Observation of Interstellar Hydrogen and Deuterium toward Alpha Centauri A
125. The X-UV Spectrum of Thin Plasmas
126. Faraday Rotation Measure Variations in the Cygnus Region and the Spectrum of Interstellar Turbulence
127. A Polarimetric Investigation on Interstellar Dust within 50 pc from the Sun
128. Rosat Wide Field Camera Minisurvey of the Diffuse Sky Bacground in 90–188 eV Soft X-Rays
129. Location and Thickness of the Nearest Neutral Gas Cloud in the Direction of Auriga-Perseus
130. GHRS Observations of the Local Interstellar Medium and the Deuterium/Hydrogen Ratio Along the Line of Sight toward Capella
131. Distribution of Color Excesses and Interstellar Reddening Material in the Solar Neighbourhood
132. Superbubbles in Disk Galaxies
133. The Alignment of Interstellar Grains
134. Interstellar Dust and Extinction
135. The Sized Distribution of Interstellar Grains
136. The Soft X-Ray Background and Its Origins
137. Ultraviolet Observations of Cool Stars. VII. Local Interstellar Hydrogen and Deuterium Lyman α
138. Supershells and Propagating Star Formation
139. The Evaporation of Spherical Clouds in a Hot Gas. II. Effects of Radiation
140. Theory of the Interstellar Medium: Three Components Regulated by Supernova Explosions in an Inhomogeneous Substrate
141. The Return of the Anomalous Cosmic Ray Component to 1 AU in 1992
142. The Diffuse Soft X-Ray Background as Seen with the Einstein Observatory
143. The Diffuse Ionized Interstellar Medium: Structures Resulting from Ionization by O Stars
144. Direct Observation of He ii Pick-up Ions of Interstellar Origin in the Solar Wind
145. Interaction of Interstellar Pick-up Ions with the Solar Wind
146. Atomic Data for Resonance Absorption Lines. I. Wavelengths Longward of the Lyman Limit
147. Interstellar Gas Near the Sun
148. Interstellar Magnesium Abundances
149. IUE Observations of Hydrogen and Deuterium in the Local Interstellar Medium
150. IUE Observations of the Interstellar Medium toward Beta Geminorum
151. IUE Observations of Hydrogen and Deuterium in the Local Interstellar Medium
152. Dielectronic Recombination at Low Temperatures. III. Recombination Coefficients for Mg, Al, Si
153. On the Distribution of Interstellar Matter Around the Sun
154. A Soft X-Ray Survey of Hot White Dwarfs with EXOSAT
155. Fast Dynamos, Cosmic Rays, and the Galactic Magnetic Field
156. The Ionization Balance in Hi Regions
157. Photometric Map of Interstellar Redding within 300 Parsecs
158. Time Variability of Pulsar Dispersion Measures
159. The Rosat Wide Field Camera All-Sky Survey of Extreme Ultraviolet Sources
160. A New Component of the Interstellar Matter: Small Grains and Large Aromatic Molecules
161. Local Galactic Magnetic Field
162. Modification of the Local Interstellar Gas Properties in the Heliospheric Interface
163. Spectroscopic results from the Copernicus Satellite. III. Ionization and Composition of the Intercloud Medium
164. Influence of Electron Impact Ionization on the Distribution of Interstellar Helium in the Inner Heliosphere
165. Soft Diffuse X-Rays in the Southern Galactic Hemisphere
166. Depletion of Interstellar Gaseous Iron
167. Ultraviolet Observations of the Gas Phase Abundances in the Diffuse Clouds Toward ζ Ophiuchi at 3.5 km s−1 Resolution
168. Abundance Variations in High-Velocity Interstellar Gas
169. Ionization Equilibrium of Astrophysically Abundant Elements
170. Consequences of a Conductive Boundary on the Local Cloud. I. No Dust
171. Completing the Evolution of Supernova Remmants and their Bubbles
172. Is Geminga a Runaway Member of the Orion Association?
173. The Scattered Solar X-Ray Background of the ROSAT PSPC
174. A Model for the Distribution of Material Generating the Soft X-Ray Backgroun
175. A Color Gradient in the Soft X-ray Diffuse Background
176. The X-Ray Shadow of the High-Latitude Molecular Cloud MBM 12
177. Radio Continuum Observations of the North Polar Spur at 1420 MHz
178. Evidence for an Inner Scale to the Density Turbulence in the Interstellar Medium
179. Comparison of H Alpha Intensity and Radio Wave Scattering on Eight Low-Latitude Lines of Sight
180. High-Velocity Interstellar Clouds
181. The Discovery of a Beta Pic-like Disk Around the Nearby Star Formalhaut (Alpha PsA)
182. Interstellar Titanium
183. Dielectric Recombination at Nebular Temperatures
184. Local Complex of O and B Stars. I. Distribution of Stars and Interstellar Dust
185. Pulsar Distances and the Galactic Distribution of Free Electrons
186. OGO5 Measurements of the Lyman Alpha Sky Background
187. Interstellar Polarization in the Immediate Solar Neighborhood
188. High-Resolution Ca ii Observations of the Local Interstellar Medium
189. Intense Extreme Ultraviolet Emission from the B Star ∈ CMa
190. The First Detection of Ionized Helium in the Local ISM: EUVE and IUE Spectroscopy of the Hot DA Dwarf GD 246
191. Low Density of Neutral Hydrogen and Helium in the Local ISM: EUVE Photometry of the Lyman Continuum of the Hot Dwarfs MCT 0501-2858, MCT 0455-2812, HZ 43, and GD 153
192. Is the Solar System Entering a Nearby Interstellar Cloud?
193. Local Interstellar Medium
194. The EUV Source Population and the Local Bubble
195. Interstellar Bubbles. II. Structure and Evolution
196. Observations of Helium in the Interplanetary/Interstellar Wind: The Solar-Wake Effect
197. Further High-Resolution Na i Observations of the Local Interstellar Medium
198. Supernova Remnant Evolution in an Interstellar Medium with Evaporating Clouds
199. Ulysses Neutral Gas Experiment: Determination of the Velocity and Temperature of the Interstellar Neutral Helium
200. On the Existence of Molecular Hydrogen along Lines of Sight with Low Reddening
201. The Interstellar Medium Near the Sun. III. Detailed Analysis of the Line of Sight to Lambda Scorpii
202. The Abundance of Deuterium Relative to Hydrogen in Interstellar Space
203. The Interstellar Medium Near the Sun. II. The Line of Sight to α Virginis