Astrophysics

EUVE

473 tracked publications and 18,349 citations from 1993–2026. Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer. Launched 1992. Life-cycle cost: $720M in 2025 dollars. Active Mission Window August 1, 1992 to February 1, 2003: 389 publications, 18 top-10% credit.

Survey Observatory · h-index 73 · 50 papers with 100+ citations · prime mission ended 1994


Lifetime

Scope Papers published from the first full month after science operations begin through 2 years after the mission ends. Citations are counted through the third calendar year after each paper appears. Methods Papers published from the first full month after science operations begin through 2 years after the prime mission ends. Citations are counted through the third calendar year after each paper appears. Methods Every tracked publication to date, with every citation to date. Methods

Key measures

Active Mission Window · papers August 1, 1992 to February 1, 2003
Tracked publicationsTracked publications: peer-reviewed research papers we found for the mission. The list may not be complete. Methods389
CitationsCitations received by the tracked publications in the selected scope. The two windowed scopes count each paper’s citations only within its citation window. Methods5,418
Mean citations per publicationMean citations: total citations divided by tracked publications in the selected scope. One blockbuster paper can lift it. Methods14
Median citations per publicationMedian citations: the middle paper’s citation count in the selected scope; half the papers have more, half fewer. A single blockbuster sways it less than the mean. Methods9
Uncited publicationsUncited publications: papers with no citations in the selected scope. Methods40 (10%)
Top-10% creditTop 10%: among the 10% most-cited papers from this division’s missions, ranked against papers published around the same time. A paper naming several missions is split evenly among the missions in this division that claim it, so counts can be fractional. Methods18 · 0.36% of division
Top-1% creditTop 1%: among the 1% most-cited papers from this division’s missions within the selected window. Not adjusted for publication year. A paper naming several missions is split evenly among the missions in this division that claim it, so counts can be fractional. Methods0 · 0% of division
Lifetime indices · every tracked publication to date, in any scope
h-indexh-index: the largest h such that h papers have at least h citations each. It only grows with time, so older missions score higher. Methods73
g-indexg-index: the largest g for which the g most-cited papers together hold at least g² citations. Like the h-index, but it lets the most-cited papers count for more. Methods105
m-index, as of October 4, 2026m-index: a mission’s h-index divided by the years since its first peer-reviewed paper. It falls every 1 January even when nothing else changes, so it belongs to the date shown; it also discounts the long operating life that larger missions paid for. Methods2.1
toritori (total research impact, from ADS): for every paper citing one of the mission’s papers, 1 divided by the citing paper’s reference count times the cited paper’s author count, summed, with self-citations removed. It favors citations from papers with short reference lists and from outside the mission’s own authors. Computed over the tracked citation graph, which can be slightly incomplete. Methods138
riqriq (research impact quotient): 1,000 times the square root of tori, divided by the years since the mission’s first paper. A rate, not a total, so it does not keep growing with age the way the h-index and tori do. Methods345

Tracked publications

  1. X-Ray Spectral Variability and Rapid Variability of the Soft X-Ray Spectrum Seyfert 1 Galaxies Arakelian 564 and Ton S180

    Edelson, Rick, 2002, ApJ

    422 citations

  2. Toward a Mass and Radius Determination of the Nearby Isolated Neutron Star RX J185635-3754

    Pons, Jose A., 2002, ApJ

    231 citations

  3. Extreme-Ultraviolet Flare Activity in Late-Type Stars

    Audard, Marc, 2000, ApJ

    223 citations

  4. Synopsis of the interstellar He parameters from combined neutral gas, pickup ion and UV scattering observations and related consequences

    Möbius, E., 2004, A&A

    201 citations

  5. High-Resolution X-Ray Spectra of Capella: Initial Results from the Chandra High-Energy Transmission Grating Spectrometer

    Canizares, C. R., 2000, ApJ

    184 citations

  6. The Intrinsic Extreme Ultraviolet Fluxes of F5 V TO M5 V Stars

    Linsky, Jeffrey L., 2014, ApJ

    179 citations

  7. Simultaneous Extreme-Ultraviolet Explorer and Optical Observations of AD Leonis: Evidence for Large Coronal Loops and the Neupert Effect in Stellar Flares

    Hawley, Suzanne L., 1995, ApJ

    172 citations

  8. White Dwarfs in Cataclysmic Variables

    Sion, E. M., 1999, PASP

    171 citations

  9. Laboratory X-Ray Astrophysics

    Beiersdorfer, Peter, 2003, ARA&A

    171 citations

  10. New Model of Iron Spectra in the Extreme Ultraviolet and Application to SERTS and EUVE Observations: A Solar Active Region and Capella

    Brickhouse, N. S., 1995, ApJS

    168 citations

  11. Diffuse Extreme-Ultraviolet Emission from the Coma Cluster: Evidence for Rapidly Cooling Gases at Submegakelvin Temperatures

    Lieu, Richard, 1996, Sci

    163 citations

  12. Discovery of 0.5 MK Gas in the Center of the Virgo Cluster

    Lieu, Richard, 1996, ApJ

    160 citations

  13. Abundances of Deuterium, Nitrogen, and Oxygen in the Local Interstellar Medium: Overview of First Results from the FUSE Mission

    Moos, H. W., 2002, ApJS

    156 citations

  14. Complete and Simultaneous Spectral Observations of the Black Hole X-Ray Nova XTE J1118+480

    McClintock, J. E., 2001, ApJ

    155 citations

  15. Hot White Dwarfs in the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer Survey. II. Mass Distribution, Space Density, and Population Age

    Vennes, Stéphane, 1997, ApJ

    148 citations

  16. A Comparative Study of the Mass Distribution of Extreme-Ultraviolet-selected White Dwarfs

    Napiwotzki, R., 1999, ApJ

    147 citations

  17. Spectroscopic diagnostics in the VUV for solar and stellar plasmas

    Mason, H. E., 1994, A&ARv

    145 citations

  18. Simultaneous EUVE/ASCA/RXTE Observations of NGC 5548

    Chiang, J., 2000, ApJ

    144 citations

  19. The Three-dimensional Structure of the Warm Local Interstellar Medium. II. The Colorado Model of the Local Interstellar Cloud

    Redfield, Seth, 2000, ApJ

    144 citations

  20. Hot White Dwarfs in the Local Interstellar Medium: Hydrogen and Helium Interstellar Column Densities and Stellar Effective Temperatures from Extreme-Ultraviolet Explorer Spectroscopy

    Dupuis, Jean, 1995, ApJ

    140 citations

How we found these papers

We searched NASA’s Astrophysics Data System (ADS) for peer-reviewed articles naming EUVE in the title, abstract or keywords; standard filters drop articles that are not peer-reviewed and magazine pieces. SciX is ADS’s current interface.

((=abs:"Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer" OR facility:EUVE OR (abs:EUVE AND (collection:astronomy OR abs:(ultraviolet OR EUV OR star OR stars OR spectra OR spectrometer OR spacecraft))))) AND property:refereed AND doctype:article AND pubdate:[1992-08 TO 2040-01] AND NOT bibstem:("A&R" OR "AIASJ" OR "AeAm" OR "AirSp" OR "AsNow" OR "AsUAI" OR "AvWST" OR "C&E" OR "C&T" OR "CAPJ" OR "E&S" OR "ENews" OR "IrAJ" OR "JCos" OR "JRASC" OR "LAstr" OR "MNSSA" OR "Met" OR "NewSc" OR "Orion" OR "PhT" OR "PhTea" OR "PhuZ" OR "PhyOJ" OR "PhyW" OR "PlR" OR "SciAm" OR "SpFl" OR "ZemVs")

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Removed after review (4)

  1. Design decisions from the history of the EUVE science payload Duplicate record of 1993JBIS...46..353M (same paper). Decision 🤖
  2. Design decisions from the history of the EUVE science payload Duplicate record of 1993JBIS...46..353M (same paper). Decision 🤖
  3. Overview of TDRSS Overview of NASA's TDRSS relay satellites; names EUVE only as a supported mission. Decision 🤖
  4. New developments in X-ray and ultraviolet astronomy. Proceedings. E1.2 Meeting of COSPAR Scientific Commission E held during the Thirtieth COSPAR Scientific Assembly, Hamburg (Germany), 11 - 21 Jul 1994. Conference proceedings volume record; not a research paper. Decision 🤖