Neutron and gamma-ray measurements of the solar flare of 1991 June 9
J. Ryan(University of New Hampshire), B. N. Swanenburg(Leiden University), H. Debrunner, V. Schönfelder(Max Planck Society), G. Rank(Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics), Christoph Winkler(European Space Research and Technology Centre), W. R. Webber(New Mexico State University), L. Hanlon(University College Dublin), M. McConnell(University of New Hampshire), D. J. Forrest(University of New Hampshire), David C. Morris(Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory), J. A. Lockwood, K. Bennett(European Space Research and Technology Centre), M. Loomis(University of New Hampshire)
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