Spatially-resolved high-resolution spectroscopy of Venus 1. Variations of CO₂, CO, HF, and HCl at the cloud topsKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, N.Y. 1962). 2010, Vol 208, Num 2, pp 539-547, issn 0019-1035, 9 p.Article

Spatially-resolved high-resolution spectroscopy of Venus 2. Variations of HDO, OCS, and SO₂ at the cloud topsKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, N.Y. 1962). 2010, Vol 209, Num 2, pp 314-322, issn 0019-1035, 9 p.Article

Solar activity variations of thermospheric temperatures on Mars and a problem of CO in the lower atmosphereKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, N.Y. 1962). 2010, Vol 207, Num 2, pp 638-647, issn 0019-1035, 10 p.Article

High-resolution spectroscopy of Venus : Detection of OCS, upper limit to H₂S, and latitudinal variations of CO and HF in the upper cloud layerKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, NY). 2008, Vol 197, Num 2, pp 377-385, issn 0019-1035, 9 p.Article

Chemical kinetic model for the lower atmosphere of VenusKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, NY). 2007, Vol 191, Num 1, pp 25-37, issn 0019-1035, 13 p.Article

Venus night airglow: Ground-based detection of OH, observations of 0₂ emissions, and photochemical modelKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, N.Y. 1962). 2010, Vol 207, Num 1, pp 17-27, issn 0019-1035, 11 p.Article

A photochemical model of Titan's atmosphere and ionosphereKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, N.Y. 1962). 2009, Vol 201, Num 1, pp 226-256, issn 0019-1035, 31 p.Article

A sensitive search for nitric oxide in the lower atmospheres of venus and Mars : Detection on Venus and upper limit for MarsKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, NY). 2006, Vol 182, Num 1, pp 80-91, issn 0019-1035, 12 p.Article

Some problems related to the origin of methane on MarsKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, NY). 2006, Vol 180, Num 2, pp 359-367, issn 0019-1035, 9 p.Article

Spectroscopic mapping of Mars CO mixing ratio: Detection of north-south asymmetryKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Journal of geophysical research. 2003, Vol 108, Num E2, pp 4.1-4.13, issn 0148-0227Article

Vertical profile of H₂SO₄ vapor at 70―110 km on Venus and some related problemsKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, N.Y. 1962). 2011, Vol 215, Num 1, pp 197-203, issn 0019-1035, 7 p.Article

Seasonal variations of photochemical tracers at low and middle latitudes on Mars: Observations and modelsKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, N.Y. 1962). 2009, Vol 201, Num 2, pp 564-569, issn 0019-1035, 6 p.Article

A sensitive search for SO₂ in the martian atmosphere : Implications for seepage and origin of methaneKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, NY). 2005, Vol 178, Num 2, pp 487-492, issn 0019-1035, 6 p.Article

Comparison of X-rays from Comets LINEAR (C/1999 S4) and McNaught-Hartley (C/1999 T1)KRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A.Icarus (New York, NY). 2004, Vol 167, Num 2, pp 417-423, issn 0019-1035, 7 p.Article

Helium on Mars and Venus : EUVE observations and modelingKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A; GLADSTONE, G. Randall.Icarus (New York, NY). 2005, Vol 176, Num 2, pp 395-407, issn 0019-1035, 13 p.Article

Comment on: Methane on mars: A product of H₂O photolysis in the presence of CO. Author's replyKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A; BAR-NUN, Akiva; DIMITROV, Vasili et al.Icarus (New York, NY). 2007, Vol 188, Num 2, pp 540-545, issn 0019-1035, 6 p.Article

X-ray and extreme ultraviolet emissions from cometsKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A; GREENWOOD, Jason B; STANCIL, Phillip C et al.Space science reviews. 2004, Vol 113, Num 3-4, pp 271-373, issn 0038-6308, 103 p.Article

Comment on: Is the D/H ratio in the comet coma equal to the D/H ratio in the comet nucleus? RebuttalKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A; PODOLAK, M; MEKLER, Y et al.Icarus (New York, NY). 2004, Vol 168, Num 1, pp 220-222, issn 0019-1035, 3 p.Article

Oxygen and carbon isotope ratios in the martian atmosphereKRASNOPOLSKY, Vladimir A; MAILLARD, Jean Pierre; OWEN, Tobias C et al.Icarus (New York, NY). 2007, Vol 192, Num 2, pp 396-403, issn 0019-1035, 8 p.Article