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- On the Occurrence of Mirror Type Magnetic Depressions as Measured by ISEE 1/2
- Wave Activity in the Mass-loading Process
- An Analytic Gasdynamic Approach to the Modeling of Earth's Bow Shock
- The Interstellar Hydrogen Shadow: Observations of Interstellar Pickup Ions Beyond Jupiter
- Unusual bow shock crossing events at Jupiter
- Cassini's First Distant and Close Encounters With Titan: Initial Analysis From CAPS
- Initial Cassini Plasma Observations at Saturn
- Panoramic imaging mass-spectrometer for planetary studies
- Plasma Measurements in Titan's Ionosphere: Initial Cassini/CAPS Results
- Plasma Transition Across the Bow Shock at Saturn: Initial Results From the Cassini Plasma Spectrometer
- Preliminary Interpretation of Titan Plasma Interaction as Observed by the Cassini Plasma Spectrometer: Comparisons With Voyager 1
- Wave Activity Above the Ionosphere of Titan - Predictions for the Cassini Mission
- A 3-d gas dynamical model of the neutral gas environment of Enceladus
- Indirect evidence for a neutral hydrogen cloud around Titan
- Neutral Exosphere Densities and Structures at Titan Inferred from Pickup Ions Observed by CAPS
- Saturn's Magnetospheric Boundaries
- Titan's Interaction With its Plasma Environment
- Cassini's low Titan encounters: negative ion observations
- Fast solar wind as the condition of forming hot flow anomalies
- Modeling the E ring of Saturn
- On the flowside plasma environment of Titan
- Recent Advances in the Understanding of the Structure and Variability of Titan's Magnetic Environment
- Saturn Magnetosphere Ion Erosion by Titan: Penetration and Loss of Water Group Ions in Upper Atmosphere
- Holes in the Nightside Ionosphere of Titan
- Spin Transition Zone (STZ) in the Lower Mantle
- The Large-scale Structure of Saturn's E ring
- Titan at Saturn's magnetopause: CAPS results from T32
- Titan in Saturn's Magnetosheath: Cassini MAG Observations During the T32 Encounter
- Comparison of the tail region of Venus and Titan
- Magnetic Sectors of the Heliospheric Field as Observed by Ulysses Through Two Solar Cycles
- Mapping Titan's Induced Magnetosphere
- Models of the Jovian Ring and Comparisions With Observations
- Predominant Intermediate-Spin Ferrous Iron in Lowermost Mantle Post-Perovskite and Perovskite
- The Effect Of Fast And Slow Solar Wind On The Venusian Upper Atmosphere.
- Global Features of Ion Distributions Near Titan
- Jovian ring and halo models: comparing predictions for the Juno mission
- Distribution of high energy electron drop-outs in the upper atmosphere of Titan
- Magnetic convection and diffusion within Titan's induced magnetosphere: the case of flybys T39 and T70 (Invited)
- Nano-Dust Analyzer
- Temporal evolution and spatial variation of the solar wind from multi-spacecraft measurements
- The Anatomy of Two Nightside Magnetodisk Crossings near Titan
- The plasma environment of the magnetodisk of Saturn near Titan encounters as derived from ion densities measured by the Cassini/CAPS instrument
- Tomography of the Heliosphere: Ulysses Dust Measurements
- A Nano-Dust Analyzer on the Moon
- Dust Capture from Phoebe to Saturn's Magnetosphere
- The Phoebe dust ring as seen as by the Cassini dust detector CDA
- Dynamics and Distribution of Nano-Dust in the Inner Solar System
- Nano-Dust Analyzer for the detection and chemical composition measurement particles originating from near the Sun
- Development of the Nano-Dust Analyzer for Detection and Compositional Analysis of Nanometer-Sized Dust Particles Originating in the Inner Heliosphere
- Water Deposition into Titan atmosphere from Saturn's E-ring
- First Results at 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko With the Rosetta Plasma Consortium
- First Results at 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko with the Ion Composition Analyzer of the Rosetta Plasma Consortium
- Transient Density Enhancements of the Martian Orbiting Dust Torus
- Mapping of the cometary plasma density around comet CG/67P at perihelion.
- RPC-IES observations of the development and variability of plasma interaction regions near 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko
- Solar Wind Interaction with Comet 67P/C-G: Impact of Corotating Interaction Regions
- The Magnetic Response to Sudden Mass-loading of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko's Induced Magnetosphere
- Dust Transport from Enceladus to the moons of Saturn
- Dynamics and Transport of Nanometer-Size Dust Particles Generated in the Inner Heliosphere
- The Entry of Nano-dust Particles into the Terrestrial Magnetosphere
- Understanding the E-ring puzzle
- Comparing Recurring Solar Wind Structures in the Previous and Current Approaches to Solar Minimum
- Estimation of attenuation of electromagnetic variation with depth at Schumann fundamental frequency
- Characterizing the conductivity of the Earth's crust using Q-bursts
- The E-ring Asymmetry and Saturn's Noon-to-midnight Electric Field
- In Search for Background Solar Wind Effects on Mercrury's Na Exosphere
- Cosmic-Ray Muography as a Novel Tool for Studying Warm and Humid Paleoclimates: An Example of Density Characterization of Sedimentary Bauxite Deposits
- Science Expectations for the Interstellar Dust Experiment (IDEX) onboard the Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe (IMAP) Mission