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HEAO-3 Bibliography: Refereed Journals

1. Deciphering the Local Interstellar Spectra of Secondary Nuclei with the Galprop/Helmod Framework and a Hint for Primary Lithium in Cosmic Rays
   Boschini, M et al., ApJ, 889, 167 (2020)
2. Deciphering the Local Interstellar Spectra of Primary Cosmic-Ray Species with HELMOD
   Boschini, M et al., ApJ, 858, 61 (2018)
3. The Origin of the Galactic ²⁶Al and ⁶⁰Fe
   Suades, M, Hernanz, M & de Sereville, N, ASSP, 14, 441 (2010)
4. Measurements of the Relative Abundances of High-energy Cosmic-ray Nuclei in the TeV/Nucleon Region
   Ahn, H et al., ApJ, 715, 1400 (2010)
5. INSTRUMENTS AND METHODS OF INVESTIGATION Charge spectrum of galactic cosmic ray nuclei as measured in meteorite olivines
   Aleksandrov, A et al., PhyU, 53, 805 (2010)
6. Fluxes and nuclear abundances of cosmic rays inside the magnetosphere using a transmission function approach
   Bobik, P et al., AdSpR, 43, 385 (2009)
7. Fifty years of progress in geomagnetic cutoff rigidity determinations
   Smart, D & Shea, M, AdSpR, 44, 1107 (2009)
8. Cosmic Ray Transport and Production in the Galaxy: A Stochastic Propagation Simulation Approach
   Farahat, A et al., ApJ, 681, 1334 (2008)
9. Observation of galactic cosmic ray particles by the HEP-HI telescope on the geotail satellite
   Doke, T et al., AdSpR, 23, 487 (1999)
10. A Combined Model for the X-Ray to Gamma-Ray Emission of Cygnus X-1
    Moskalenko, I, Collmar, W & Schonfelder, V, ApJ, 502, 428 (1998)
11. A Study of the Surviving Fraction of the Cosmic-Ray Radioactive Decay Isotopes ¹⁰Be, ²⁶Al, ³⁶Cl and ⁵⁴Mn as a Function of Energy Using the Charge Ratios Be/B, Al/Mg, Cl/Ar, and Mn/Fe Measured on HEAO3
    Webber, W & Soutoul, A, ApJ, 506, 335 (1998)
12. Modeled Performance of a Compton Telescope Based on Planar Germanium Detectors
    Graham, B, PhD Thesis, 14 (1998)
13. The Elemental Composition of the Galactic Cosmic-Ray Source: ULYSSES High-Energy Telescope Results
    Duvernois, M & Thayer, M, ApJ, 465, 982 (1996)
14. Photometric Studies of Cygnus X-1 from 322-473 KEV with the Solar Maximum Mission
    Hersh, B, PhD Thesis, 4 (1996)
15. Nucleosynthetic clues to sources of ultra heavy cosmic ray nuclei
    Ramadurai, S, AdSpR, 15, 0675 (1995)
16. Multiparameter Linear Least-Squares Fitting to Poisson Data One Count at a Time
    Wheaton, W et al., ApJ, 438, 322 (1995)
17. HEAO 3 Observations of the Galactic Center 511 keV Line
    Mahoney, W, Ling, J & Wheaton, W, ApJS, 92, 387 (1994)
18. Fluxes and Relative Abundances of Light Cosmic Ray Nuclei at Energies above 40 Gev/n
    Buckley, J, PhD Thesis, 1 (1994)
19. High-resolution spectrum of the Galactic Center
    Mahoney, W, Ling, J & Wheaton, W, A&AS, 97, 159 (1993)
20. Search for the compact 511 keV radiation source in the Galactic Centre region with SIGMA
    Lei, F et al., A&AS, 97, 189 (1993)
21. Elemental Abundances in the Local Cosmic Rays at High Energies
    Swordy, S et al., ApJ, 403, 658 (1993)
22. HEAO 3 Limits on the 44Ti Yield in Galactic Supernovae
    Mahoney, W et al., ApJ, 387, 314 (1992)
23. "Superlow-State" Hard X-Ray Observation of Cygnus X-1
    Ubertini, P et al., ApJ, 366, 544 (1991)
24. Structure of Thermal Pair Clouds around Gamma-Ray--emitting Black Holes
    Liang, E, ApJ, 367, 470 (1991)
25. The Formation of 26Al Nova Explosions
    Nofar, I, Shaviv, G & Starrfield, S, ApJ, 369, 440 (1991)
26. HEAO 3 Upper Limits to Pulsed Gamma-Ray Emission from PSR 1509-58 and PSR 0833-45
    Ulmer, M et al., ApJ, 369, 485 (1991)
27. The 54Mn Clock and Its Implications for Cosmic-Ray Propagation and Fe Isotope Studies
    Grove, J et al., ApJ, 377, 680 (1991)
28. The emission region of Cygnus X-1 MeV gamma rays
    Liang, E, A&A, 227, 447 (1990)
29. Charge composition and energy spectra of cosmic-ray nuclei for elements from Be to Ni - Results from HEAO-3-C2
    Engelmann, J et al., A&A, 233, 96 (1990)
30. A New Limit on the Time between the Nucleosynthesis and the Acceleration of Cosmic Rays in Supernova Remnants Using the Co/Ni Ratio
    Webber, W & Gupta, M, ApJ, 348, 608 (1990)
31. Search for a Narrow Annihilation Feature Correlated with the MeV Emission of Cygnus X-1
    Ling, J & Wheaton, W, ApJL, 343, L57 (1989)
32. Abundances of Ultraheavy Elements in the Cosmic Radiation: Results from HEAO 3
    Binns, W et al., ApJ, 346, 997 (1989)
33. Fragmentation of Relativistic Heavy Nuclei with Application to Cosmic Ray Propagation
    Cummings, J, PhD Thesis, 6 (1989)
34. Measurement of the isotopic composition of cosmic-rays at 3 GeV/n using a new geomagnetic method
    Ferrando, P et al., A&A, 193, 69 (1988)
35. Cosmic-Ray Energy Spectra between 10 and Several Hundred GeV per Atomic Mass Unit for Elements from 18Ar to 28Ni: Results from HEAO 3
    Binns, W et al., ApJ, 324, 1106 (1988)
36. Interpretation of the Gamma-Ray Bump from Cygnus X-1
    Liang, E & Dermer, C, ApJL, 325, L39 (1988)
37. Positron Annihilation Radiation from the Galactic Center: “Cheshire Cat” Compton Scattering and the Origin of Excess Continuum
    Bildsten, L & Zurek, W, ApJ, 329, 212 (1988)
38. Gamma-Ray Burst Localization by HEAO 3
    Schwartz, R et al., ApJ, 317, 846 (1987)
39. Long-Term Gamma-Ray Spectral Variability of Cygnus X-1
    Ling, J et al., ApJL, 321, L117 (1987)
40. Monoenergetic Positronium Beams and Laboratory Simulations of Galactic Positron Annihilation
    Brown, B, PhD Thesis, 116 (1987)
41. The composition of galactic cosmic rays and solar energetic particles
    Mason, G, RvGeo, 25, 685 (1987)
42. Search for heavy antinuclei in the cosmic radiation
    Lund, N & Rotenberg, M, A&A, 164, 231 (1986)
43. The Abundances of Ultraheavy Elements in the Cosmic Radiation
    Newport, B, PhD Thesis, 2 (1986)
44. Source energy spectra of heavy cosmic ray nuclei as derived from the French-Danish experiment on HEAO-3
    Engelmann, J et al., A&A, 148, 12 (1985)
45. On the source of the Al-26 observed in the interstellar medium
    Dearborn, D & Blake, J, ApJL, 288, L21 (1985)
46. Annihilation radiation from the galactic center - Positrons in dust?
    Zurek, W, ApJ, 289, 603 (1985)
47. Detection of galactic Al-26 gamma radiation by the SMM spectrometer
    Share, G et al., ApJL, 292, L61 (1985)
48. A possible galactic positron annihilation medium - Neutral hydrogen
    Brown, B, ApJL, 292, L67 (1985)
49. The propagation of ultraheavy cosmic-ray nuclei revisited
    Brewster, N, Freier, P & Waddington, C, ApJ, 294, 419 (1985)
50. Angular distribution of interstellar Al-26
    Leising, M & Clayton, D, ApJ, 294, 591 (1985)
51. The Gamma-Ray Spectrum of the Galactic Center Region
    Riegler, G et al., ApJL, 294, L13 (1985)
52. Lead, platinum, and other heavy elements in the primary cosmic radiation - HEAO 3 results
    Binns, W et al., ApJ, 297, 111 (1985)
53. The heaviest cosmic-ray nuclei
    Margolis, S & Blake, J, ApJ, 299, 334 (1985)
54. Ultra Heavy Cosmic Rays
    Fowler, P, IrAJ, 17, 112 (1985)
55. Abundances of Heavy Cosmic Rays at Energies up to 1000 Gev/amu
    Jones, M, PhD Thesis, 3 (1985)
56. Hard X-ray observations of Cygnus X-1 with the MISO telescope
    Perotti, F et al., AdSpR, 3, 1059 (1984)
57. Cosmic-ray elemental abundances
    Lund, N, AdSpR, 4, 025 (1984)
58. HEAO 3 observations of the Crab pulsar
    Mahoney, W, Ling, J & Jacobson, A, ApJ, 278, 784 (1984)
59. On the abundances of ultraheavy cosmic rays
    Letaw, J, Silberberg, R & Tsao, C, ApJ, 279, 144 (1984)
60. Al-26 in the interstellar medium
    Clayton, D, ApJ, 280, 144 (1984)
61. Search for 511 keV electron-positron annihilation radiation from mildly active galaxies using the HEAO 3 gamma-ray spectrometer
    Marscher, A et al., ApJ, 281, 566 (1984)
62. HEAO 3 discovery of Al-26 in the interstellar medium
    Mahoney, W et al., ApJ, 286, 578 (1984)
63. Effect of the Mott cross section on charge identification in the HEAO-3 Heavy Cosmic Ray Experiment
    Derrickson, J, Eby, P & Watts, J, NIMPA, 225, 185 (1984)
64. Cosmic-ray abundances of Sn, Te, Xe, and BA nuclei measured on HEAO 3
    Binns, W et al., ApJL, 267, L93 (1983)
65. Implioations of HEAO 3 data for the acceleration and propagation of galactic cosmic rays
    Ormes, J & Protheroe, R, ApJ, 272, 756 (1983)
66. The states of Cygnus X-1
    Ling, J et al., ApJ, 275, 307 (1983)
67. The propagation of cosmic rays in interstellar matter: Pathlength, residence time and age
    Huang, Y, Cheng, T & Zhang, G, ChA&A, 7, 232 (1983)
68. A method for determining the age of cosmic rays in the Galaxy
    Huang, Y, ChJSS, 2, 224 (1983)
69. The propagation of cosmic rays in interstellar matter Pathlength, residence time and age
    Huang, Y, Cheng, T & Zhang, G, ChJSS, 3, 157 (1983)
70. γ-Ray line emission from SS433
    Lamb, R et al., Natur, 305, 37 (1983)
71. The Relative Abundances of Tin, Tellurium, Xenon, Barium, and Cerium in the Cosmic Radiation
    Krombel, K, PhD Thesis, 4 (1983)
72. a Measurement of the Cosmic Ray Energy Spectra of the Elements Boron to Iron in the Intermediate Energy Region 0.5-2.0 Gev/amu
    Derrickson, J, PhD Thesis, 82 (1983)
73. The HEAO-3 cosmic Ray Isotope Spectrometer
    Bouffard, M et al., Ap&SS, 84, 3 (1982)
74. A high-resolution measurement of the 2.223 MeV neutron capture line in a solar flare
    Prince, T et al., ApJL, 255, L81 (1982)
75. Gamma-ray and optical observations of the 1979 November 8 solar flare
    Riegler, G et al., ApJ, 259, 392 (1982)
76. The abundance of the actinides in the cosmic radiation as measured on HEAO 3
    Binns, W et al., ApJL, 261, L117 (1982)
77. Diffuse galactic gamma-ray line emission from nucleosynthetic Fe-60, Al-26, and Na-22 - Preliminary limits from HEAO 3
    Mahoney, W et al., ApJ, 262, 742 (1982)
78. A method for determining the age of cosmic rays in the galaxy
    Huang, Y, ChJSS, 2, 224 (1982)
79. The relative abundances of the elements scandium to manganese in relativistic cosmic rays and the possible radioactive decay of manganese 54
    Koch, L et al., A&A, 102, L9 (1981)
80. The HEAO-3 French-Danish cosmic ray spectrometer: Preliminary results on the elemental abundances of cosmic ray nuclei in the iron peak
    AdSpR, 1, 13173 (1981)
81. Interpretation of cosmic ray composition - The path length distribution
    Protheroe, R, Ormes, J & Comstock, G, ApJ, 247, 362 (1981)
82. Cosmic-ray abundances of elements with atomic number 26 less than or equal to 40 measured on HEAO 3
    Binns, W et al., ApJL, 247, L115 (1981)
83. Variable positron annihilation radiation from the galactic center region
    Riegler, G et al., ApJL, 248, L13 (1981)
84. Indicators of nucleosynthesis and acceleration processes in the ultraheavy cosmic rays: Z not less than 24 and not greater than 59
    Blake, J & Margolis, S, ApJ, 251, 402 (1981)
85. The UH-nuclei cosmic ray detector on the third High Energy Astronomy Observatory
    Binns, W et al., NIMPR, 185, 415 (1981)
86. Positron annihilation radiation from the galactic center region
    Jacobson, A, NYASA, 375, 330 (1981)
87. Gamma ray lines from the galactic center and gamma ray transients
    Ramaty, R, Leiter, D & Lingenfelter, R, NYASA, 375, 338 (1981)
88. Clues for the origin of cosmic rays
    Meyer, P, Natur, 294, 518 (1981)
89. Interpretations and Implications of γ-ray Lines from Solar Flares, the Galactic Centre and γ-ray Transients
    Ramaty, R & Lingenfelter, R, RSPTA, 301, 671 (1981)
90. The HEAO 3 gamma-ray spectrometer
    Mahoney, W et al., NucIM, 178, 363 (1980)