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1. SCALING RELATIONS IN CORONAL MASS EJECTIONS AND ENERGETIC PROTON EVENTS ASSOCIATED WITH SOLAR SUPERFLARES T. Takahashi et al.
2. Proton Fluxes of Solar-Type Stars with Planetary Systems I. Savanov
3. Northern Hemisphere Stratospheric Ozone Depletion Caused by Solar Proton Events: The Role of the Polar Vortex M. Denton et al.
4. A Statistical Analysis of Magnetic Parameters in Solar Source Regions of Halo Coronal Mass Ejections with and without Solar Energetic Particle Events X. Duan et al.
5. Relationship between Solar Energetic Particles and Properties of Flares and CMEs: Statistical Analysis of Solar Cycle 23 Events M. Dierckxsens et al.
6. Dynamics of the Earth’s Particle Radiation Environment R. Vainio et al.
7. Solar proton events and stratospheric ozone depletion over northern Finland M. Denton et al.
8. Space weather service activities and initiatives at LAMP (Argentinean Space Weather Laboratory group) V. Lanabere et al.
9. GeV Proton Detection in the 8 November 2000 Solar Event R. Wang et al.
10. Characteristics of ground‐level enhancement–associated solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and solar energetic particles K. Firoz et al.
11. On the Possible Mechanism of GLE Initiation K. Firoz et al.
12. High-Energy Emissions Observed in the Impulsive Phase of the 2001 August 25 Eruptive Flare B. Yushkov et al.
13. Research on Characteristics of X-class Solar Proton Flare Y. ZHANG et al.
14. Gamma-Ray Solar Flares and In Situ Particle Acceleration A. Struminsky
15. Integrated Geostationary Solar Energetic Particle Events Catalog: GSEP S. Rotti et al.
16. Solar proton events in solar activity cycles 21–24 G. Bazilevskaya et al.
17. Relations Between Microwave Bursts and Near-Earth High-Energy Proton Enhancements and Their Origin V. Grechnev et al.
18. Characteristics of solar flares associated with ground level enhancement events Y. Zhang & K. Firoz
19. Modeling and forecasting solar energetic particle events at Mars: the event on 6 March 1989 A. Aran et al.
20. The Influence of Solar Source Information on Energy-dependent Solar Energetic Particle Flux and Timing Based on Solar Energetic Particle Events Observed over Four Solar Cycles Z. Huang et al.
21. The 26 December 2001 Solar Event Responsible for GLE63. I. Observations of a Major Long-Duration Flare with the Siberian Solar Radio Telescope V. Grechnev & A. Kochanov
22. Bi-decadal solar influence on climate, mediated by near tropopause ozone N. Kilifarska
23. Characteristic Features of Solar Cosmic Rays in the 21st–24th Solar-Activity Cycles According to Data from Catalogs of Solar Proton Events G. Bazilevskaya et al.
24. Revisiting empirical solar energetic particle scaling relations A. Papaioannou et al.
25. Improving the twilight model for polar cap absorption nowcasts N. Rogers et al.
26. Catalogs of Solar Proton Events as a Tool for Studying Space Weather N. Vlasova et al.
27. Nowcasting Solar Energetic Particle Events Using Principal Component Analysis A. Papaioannou et al.
28. On forecasting solar proton events using a ground-based neutron monitor I. Veselovskii & O. Yakovchuk
29. The proton and electron radiation belts at geosynchronous orbit: Statistics and behavior during high‐speed stream‐driven storms J. Borovsky et al.
30. Solar flares, coronal mass ejections and solar energetic particle event characteristics A. Papaioannou et al.
31. Peak-Size Distributions of Proton Fluxes and Associated Soft X-Ray Flares A. Belov et al.
32. Modeling of the Magnetic Turbulence Level and Source Function of Particle Injection from Multiple SEP Events L. Lian et al.
33. Relations between Strong High-Frequency Microwave Bursts and Proton Events V. Grechnev et al.
34. Solar Energetic Particles and Trapped Radiation in the Near-Earth Space: Space Experiments and Modelling V. Kalegaev et al.
35. Feasibility assessment of heat pipe space reactor passive start-up without external neutron source C. Chen et al.
36. Predicting Solar Energetic Particle Events with Time Series Shapelets O. Bahri et al.
37. Proton Enhancements and Their Relation to the X-Ray Flares During the Three Last Solar Cycles A. Belov et al.
38. Validation of community models: 3. Tracing field lines in heliospheric models P. MacNeice et al.
39. Impact of Space Weather on Wireless Communications H. Jin
40. Comparison of Atmospheric Ionization for Solar Proton Events of the Last Three Solar Cycles E. Maurchev et al.
41. Proton Events and X-ray Flares in the Last Three Solar Cycles A. Belov et al.
42. Two groups of extremely large >30 MeV solar proton fluence events D. Smart et al.
43. Nowcasting of Solar Energetic Particle Events using near real-time Coronal Mass Ejection characteristics in the framework of the FORSPEF tool A. Papaioannou et al.
44. Proton fluxes of solar-type stars with planetary systems I. Savanov
45. The Properties of Source Locations and Solar Cycle Distribution of GLEs During 1942–2017 G. Le & G. Liu
46. Dynamics of the energy spectra of solar proton events observed in solar cycle 23 I. Veselovsky et al.
47. Relationship between solar activity and Δ14C peaks in AD 775, AD 994, and 660 BC J. Park et al.
48. Properties of solar energetic particle events inferred from their associated radio emission A. Kouloumvakos et al.
49. Solar flares versus solar energetic particle events: Probabilistic projections to extreme events S. Koldobskiy et al.
50. On the Relation between Flare and CME during GLE-SEP and Non-GLE-SEP Events K. Firoz et al.
51. Solar cycle distribution of strong solar proton events and the related solar-terrestrial phenomena G. Le et al.
52. A Study of the Possible Mechanism of the Ground Level Enhancement on 28 October 2021 Y. Zhang et al.
53. Characteristics of solar proton events associated with ground level enhancements S. Oh et al.
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55. A technique for prediction of SPEs from solar radio flux by statistical analysis, ANN and GA K. Kim et al.