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Radiation Environments and Environmental Models: Probability Model for Cumulative Solar Proton Event Fluences

M. A. Xapsos, J.L. Barth, John H. Day

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In this viewgraph presentation, the following space radiations are covered: solar particle events, galactic cosmic rays, and trapped particles. Characteristics and models for each are presented.

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In this viewgraph presentation, the following space radiations are covered: solar particle events, galactic cosmic rays, and trapped particles. Characteristics and models for each are presented.

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In this viewgraph presentation, the following space radiations are covered: solar particle events, galactic cosmic rays, and trapped particles. Characteristics and models for each are presented.

Key concepts: Event (particle physics), Environmental science, Radiation, Atmospheric sciences, Physics, Nuclear physics, Astrophysics

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