C. H. Mayer

Physics and Astronomy · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Astro and Planetary Science(14), Planetary Science and Exploration(13), Astrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena(8), Radio Astronomy Observations and Technology(8), Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics(7)

Publications52 total

Recollections of Alan Barrett's stay at NRL.
1988
Early Observations of Thermal Planetary Radio Emission
1984
27. The Hot Surface Temperature of Venus
Harvard University Press eBooks·1979
The NAVOBSY/NRL Program for the Determination of Earth Rotation and Polar Motion
Symposium - International Astronomical Union·1979· 1 citedOpen Access
The NAVOBSY/NRL Program for the Determination of Earth Rotation and Polar Motion
1979· 4 cited
Requirements for a radio coordinate reference frame for the determination of Earth rotation parameters
International Astronomical Union Colloquium·1978
The H20 Source in Sagittarius B2
The Astrophysical Journal·1974· 5 cited
H$sub 2$O source in Sagittarius B2
The Astrophysical Journal·1974
Ammonia in DR 21(OH) and NGC 2264
The Astrophysical Journal·1973· 12 cited
Microwave radiation of Uranus and Neptune
Icarus·1971· 23 cited
16. Physical Study of Planets and Satellites
Transactions of the International Astronomical Union·1970Open Access
Thermal radio emission of the planets and moon.
1970· 1 cited
Galactic Water Vapor Emission: Further Observations of Variability
Science·1969· 15 cited
Observations of H 2 O Line Emission at 1.35-cm Wavelength in the Interstellar Medium
Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society·1969
Spectra, Variability, Size, and Polarization of H <sub>2</sub> O Microwave Emission Sources in the Galaxy
Science·1969· 64 cited
Polarized Brightness Distribution Over Cassiopeia a, the Crab Nebula, and Cygnus a at 1.55 CM Wavelength
The Astrophysical Journal·1968· 36 cited
POLARIZATION OF COSMIC RADIO SOURCES.
OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information)·1967
Polarized Brightness Distribution over Cassiopeia A, the Crab Neubla, and Cygnus A at 1.55-cm Wavelength.
The Astronomical Journal·1967
Radio observations of the planets
1967
Polarization of Cygnus a, Taurus a, and Cassiopeia a at 2.07 Centimeters
The Astrophysical Journal·1966· 13 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

R. M. Sloanaker(16), T. P. McCullough(13), J. P. Hollinger(6), C. H. Townes(4), F. T. Haddock(4), J. A. Giordmaine(4), L. E. Alsop(4), Alvin Cheung(3), J. A. Waak(3), J. H. Spencer(3), W. J. Klepczyński(3), G. H. Kaplan(3), D. D. McCarthy(3), G. Westerhout(3), S. H. Knowles(2), R. A. Mennella(2), K. J. Johnston(2), D. M. Rank(1), C. H. Townes(1), T. McCullough(1)