Upstream waves and particles

Space Science Reviews

Volumn 34, Issue 2, 1983, Pages 155-172

  Russell, C T ^a   Hoppe, M M ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA   (United States)

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EID: 0004830141     PISSN: 00386308     EISSN: 15729672     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/BF00194624     Document Type: Article

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1. Thin sheets of energetic electrons upstream from the Earth’s bow shock
2. Plasma waves associated with energetic particles streaming into the solar wind from the Earth's bow shock
3. Deceleration of the solar wind upstream from the Earth's bow shock and the origin of diffuse upstream ions
4. Reflected and diffuse ions backstreaming from the Earth's bow shock 1. Basic properties
5. Reflected and diffuse ions backstreaming from the Earth's bow shock 2. Origin
6. Backstreaming ions outside the Earth's bow shock and their interaction with the solar wind
7. Deceleration of the solar wind in the Earth's foreshock region: Isee 2 and Imp 8 observations
8. Upstream particles observed in the Earth's foreshock region
9. Escape of heated ions upstream of quasi-parallel shocks
10. Energetic particle spectra in finite shocks - The earth's bow shock
11. Monte Carlo Simulation of charged particles upstream of the Earth's bow shock
12. Bow shock associated waves observed in the far upstream interplanetary medium
13. Solar wind heat transport in the vicinity of the Earth's bow shock
14. Plasma electron signature of magnetic connection to the Earth's bow shock: ISEE 3
15. Electrostatic noise at the plasma frequency beyond the Earth's bow shock
16. Instabilities associated with heat conduction in the solar wind and their consequences
17. Nonthermal electrons and high-frequency waves in the upstream solar wind, 2. Analysis and interpretation
18. Ion-acoustic-like instabilities in the solar wind
19. Microinstabilities upstream of the Earth's bow shock: A brief review
20. The electromagnetic ion beam instability upstream of the Earth's bow shock
21. Observations of two distinct populations of bow shock ions in the upstream solar wind
22. Correlated magnetic field and plasma observations of the Earth's bow shock
23. Magnetic field orientation and suprathermal ion streams in the Earth's foreshock
24. Non-E × Bordered ion beams upstream of the Earth's bow shock
25. Ion acoustic waves in the solar wind
26. Characteristics of the ULF waves associated with upstream ion beams
27. Upstream hydromagnetic waves and their association with backstreaming ion populations: ISEE 1 and 2 observations
28. A statistical survey of ions observed upstream of the Earth's bow shock: Energy spectra, composition, and spatial variation
29. Nonlocal plasma turbulence associated with interplanetary shocks
30. Simultaneous measurements of energetic protons and electrons in the distant magnetosheath, magnetotail, and upstream in the solar wind
31. Acceleration of energetic ions at the Earth's bow shock
32. The source of electrostatic fluctuations in the solar wind
33. Upstream particle spatial gradients and plasma waves
34. Energization of solar wind ions by reflection from the Earth's bow shock
35. Characteristics of reflected and diffuse ions upstream from the Earth's bow shock
36. Ogo 5 observations of upstream waves in the interplanetary medium: Discrete wave packets
37. Nonthermal electrons and high-frequency waves in the upstream solar wind, 1. Observations
38. Upstream energetic ions and electrons: Bow shock-associated or magnetospheric origin?
39. Plasma rest frame distributions of suprathermal ions in the Earth's foreshock region
40. Instabilities of low frequency, parallel propagating electromagnetic waves in the Earth's foreshock region
41. Acceleration of particles reflected at a shock front
42. Plasma waves excited in the upstream region by density gradient of energetic-particle streams associated with the Earth's bow shock