T. P. McCullough

Physics and Astronomy · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Planetary Science and Exploration(9), Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics(7), Astro and Planetary Science(6), Space Exploration and Technology(5), Astrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena(4)

Publications23 total

27. The Hot Surface Temperature of Venus
Harvard University Press eBooks·1979
Brightness distributions of the Sun at 33 and 37 GHz
Solar Physics·1977· 10 cited
Polarization structure of a solar flare region at 9.5 mm wavelength
Solar Physics·1972· 6 cited
Polarization of solar active regions at 9.5 mm wavelength
Solar Physics·1972· 33 cited
Phase dependence of the 2.7 cm wavelength radiation of Venus
Icarus·1972· 5 cited
Polarization of Solar Active Regions at 9 millimeter Wavelength
Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society·1971· 1 cited
Microwave radiation of Uranus and Neptune
Icarus·1971· 23 cited
Measurements of Flux Density and Polarization of Variable Sources at a Wavelength of 1.55 Centimeters
The Astrophysical Journal·1969· 7 cited
Measurements of Mars at 1.55-cm and 0.95-cm wavelenghts
Icarus·1968· 12 cited
Polarization of Cygnus a, Taurus a, and Cassiopeia a at 2.07 Centimeters
The Astrophysical Journal·1966· 13 cited
Secular Variation of the λ9.4-CM Radio Emission from Discrete Sources.
The Astrophysical Journal·1965· 10 cited
Symposium on Radar and Radiometric Observations of Venus during the 1962 Conjunction: Observations of Venus at 2.07 CM
The Astronomical Journal·1964· 7 cited
Secular Variation of the λ9.4 CM Radio Emission from Discrete Sources.
The Astronomical Journal·1964· 2 cited
Linear Polarization of the Centimeter Radiation of Discrete Sources.
The Astrophysical Journal·1964· 10 cited
Linear Polarization of Discrete Sources at 2.07 CM Wavelength.
The Astronomical Journal·1964· 2 cited
3.15 cm Observations of Venus in 1961
Liege International Astrophysical Colloquia·1963· 9 cited
Evidence for Polarized 3.5-CM Radiation from the Radio Galaxy Cygnus a.
The Astrophysical Journal·1962· 16 cited
Polarization of the Radio Emission of Taurus A, Cygnus A, and Centaurus A.
The Astronomical Journal·1962· 7 cited
Observations of Venus at 10.2-cm Wavelength.
The Astronomical Journal·1960· 11 cited
Observation of Mar and Jupiter at a Wave Legth of 3.15 cm.
The Astrophysical Journal·1958· 40 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

C. H. Mayer(14), R. M. Sloanaker(12), M. R. Kundu(4), F. T. Haddock(3), John Boland(2), J. P. Hollinger(2), J. A. Waak(2), R. W. Hobbs(1), Sou-Yang Liu(1), J. W. Boland(1), C. H. Mayer(1), V. S. Avduevsky(1), M. Ya. Marov(1), M. K. Rozhdestvensky(1), N. F. Borodin(1), V. V. Kerzhanovich(1), Donald R. White(1)