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    Long‐Term Variations of Quasi‐Trapped and Trapped Electrons in the Inner Radiation Belt Observed by DEMETER and SAMPEX by Zhang, Kun, Li, Xinlin, Xiang, Zheng, Khoo, Leng Ying, Zhao, Hong, Looper, Mark D., Temerin, Michael A., Sauvaud, Jean‐André

    “…Electrons in the Earth's radiation belts can be categorized into three populations: precipitating, quasi‐trapped, and trapped. We use data from the Detection…”
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    Precise Detections of Solar Particle Events and a New View of the Moon by Wilson, Jody K., Spence, Harlan E., Schwadron, Nathan A., Case, Anthony W., Looper, Mark D., Jordan, Andrew P., Wet, Wouter, Kasper, Justin

    Published in Geophysical research letters (16-01-2020)
    “…We have invented a new method for detecting solar particle events using data from the Cosmic Ray Telescope for the Effects of Radiation (CRaTER) on the Lunar…”
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    Absorbed doses from GCR and albedo particles emitted by the lunar surface by Zaman, Fahad, Townsend, Lawrence W., de Wet, Wouter C., Schwadron, Nathan A., Spence, Harlan E., Wilson, Jody K., Jordan, Andrew P., Smith, Sonya S., Looper, Mark D.

    Published in Acta astronautica (01-10-2020)
    “…When high energy galactic cosmic ray (GCR) particles collide with the lunar regolith, they eject “albedo” particles from the surface. The albedo particles…”
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    Radiation Hardness of Memristive Junctions by Tong, William M, Yang, J Joshua, Kuekes, Philip J, Stewart, Duncan R, Williams, R Stanley, DeIonno, Erica, King, Everett E, Witczak, Steven C, Looper, Mark D, Osborn, Jon V

    Published in IEEE transactions on nuclear science (01-06-2010)
    “…Semiconducting TiO 2 displays non-volatile multi-state, hysteretic behavior in its I-V characteristics that can be exploited as a memory material in a…”
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    Radiation effects studies on thin film TiO2 memristor devices by DeIonno, Erica, Looper, Mark D., Osborn, Jon V., Barnaby, Hugh J., Tong, William M.

    Published in 2013 IEEE Aerospace Conference (01-03-2013)
    “…Memristor devices have been identified as potential replacements for a variety of memory applications and may also be suitable for space applications. In this…”
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    Response of the inner radiation belt to the violent Sun-Earth connection events of October–November 2003 by Looper, M. D., Blake, J. B., Mewaldt, R. A.

    Published in Geophysical research letters (01-02-2005)
    “…We report observations of the response of the low‐altitude radiation population below L = 3 during and after the strong solar energetic particle events and…”
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    Radiation Hardness of rm TiO 2 Memristive Junctions by Tong, William M, Yang, JJoshua, Kuekes, Philip J, Stewart, Duncan R, Williams, RStanley, DeIonno, Erica, King, Everett E, Witczak, Steven C, Looper, Mark D, Osborn, Jon V

    Published in IEEE transactions on nuclear science (01-06-2010)
    “…Semiconducting rm TiO 2 displays non-volatile multi-state, hysteretic behavior in its I hbox - - V characteristics that can be exploited as a memory material…”
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    Geomagnetically trapped antiprotons by Selesnick, R. S., Looper, M. D., Mewaldt, R. A., Labrador, A. W.

    Published in Geophysical research letters (01-10-2007)
    “…The distribution of geomagnetically trapped antiprotons from decay of cosmic ray albedo antineutrons is described theoretically. The calculation includes…”
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    Long-term variations of quasi-trapped and trapped electrons in the inner radiation belt observed by DEMETER and SAMPEX by Zhang, Kun, Li, Xinlin, Xiang, Zheng, Khoo, Leng Ying, Zhao, Hong, Looper, Mark D, Temerin, Michael A, Sauvaud, Jean-André

    Published 26-08-2020
    “…Electrons in the Earth's radiation belts can be categorized into three populations: precipitating, quasi-trapped and trapped. We use data from the DEMETER and…”
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