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Affiliated Works
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- Ring Current at Saturn: Energetic Particle Pressures in Saturn's Equatorial Magnetosphere Measured with Cassini/MIMI
- The Saturnian Ring Current: The Role of Suprathermal Pressure.
- Discovery of a transient radiation belt at Saturn
- Energetic Ions and Magnetic Fields Upstream From the Kronian Magnetosphere
- Structure, Variation and Pressure Balance in the Saturnian Plasma Sheet. Combined MIMI, CAPS and MAG Measurements From Cassini
- The Saturnian Ring Current as Revealed Through Combined Plasma, Energetic Particle and Magnetic Field Measurements. Inertial or Pressure Gradient Driven?
- Cassini observations of a vortex structure in Saturn’s dayside magnetosphere driven by the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability
- Particle pressure and current density in the magnetosphere of Saturn: Origin of the Saturnian ring current
- Titan’s induced magnetosphere under variable upstream conditions
- Energetic ion events upstream from the Saturnian bow shock: A multi-instrument study with Cassini measurements
- Force Balance in Saturn's Equatorial Ring Current
- Plasma and Magnetic Periodicities in Saturn's Equatorial Ring Current
- Spectral analysis of the heliospheric ENA emissions using Cassini/INCA measurements
- Why dayside reconnection is rare at Saturn
- Forces and Phases: An Investigation of Azimuthal Plasma and Field Periodicities in Saturn's Inner Magnetosphere
- Modeling the satellite particles in planetary exospheres : application to Titan, Earth and Mars
- The time evolution of the Heliotail over the declining phase of Solar Cycle 23 using Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) images obtained by Cassini/INCA
- Spinning, Breathing, and Flapping: Ion Periodicities in Saturn's Middle Magnetosphere
- Probing the Boundaries of the Heliosphere by Analyzing the Temporal Variation of the Polar ENA Flux
- Solar Cycle dependence of 5-55 keV Cassini/INCA energetic neutral atom (ENA) images of the Heliosheath and in situ Voyager/LECP ion measurements
- Energetic environment at Titan's orbit
- Equatorial distributions of energetic ion moments in Saturn's magnetosphere using Cassini/MIMI measurements
- Probing the Boundaries of the Heliosphere Using Observations of the Polar ENA Flux from IBEX and Cassini/INCA
- Properties of the Plasma Surrounding the Global Heliosphere Determined with Voyager 1&2 ions and ENA/INCA Observations at E > 5 keV
- The Convected Kappa Distribution Function at Jupiter: Details from the Voyager and Galileo Missions and a Comparison to Cassini Saturn Measurements
- Kappa distributions in Saturn's magnetosphere: energetic ion moments using Cassini/MIMI measurements
- Cassini/MIMI measurements of energetic ion moments and the polytropic index in Saturn's magnetosphere.
- Energetic ion distributions within the magnetosphere of Saturn: Insights into species-dependent dynamics
- Heliosphere: Cassini/INCA and Voyager measurements entail no tail
- Heliospheric Images from Cassini INCA during the Previous Solar Cycle (Cycle 23)
- Studying the seed population of Saturn's <1 MeV ion radiation belts using Cassini/MIMI measurements
- Heliospheric Images from Cassini INCA in Cruise During the Previous Solar Cycle (Cycle 23)
- A Turbulent Heliosheath Driven by Rayleigh Taylor Instability
- A comparison of heliotail configurations arising from different treatments of non-ideal MHD effects with ENA maps at IBEX energies
- A source of very energetic (>50 MeV/n) oxygen located in Jupiter's inner radiation belts
- Heliospheric Maps from Cassinis Cruise to Saturn and Time Evolution from 2000-2017
- An ACR Mediated Termination Shock
- Interstellar Probe: a Goldmine for Interstellar Dust Research and Synergies with Heliosphere Science
- On the Energization of Pickup Ions Downstream of the Heliospheric Termination Shock by Comparing 0.52–55 keV Observed Energetic Neutral Atom Spectra to Ones Inferred from Proton Hybrid Simulations
- Voyager Observations of the Energy Dependence of Galactic Cosmic Rays Anisotropies in the Very Local Interstellar Medium
Linked Collaborating Authors [?]
- A. K. Higginson
- A. R. Poppe
- Adam Michael
- Aigen Li
- Arnaud Beth
- C. M. Lisse
- C. M. S. Cohen
- C. Paranicas
- E. Roussos
- G. Clark
- G. P. Zank
- Gábor Tóth
- I. J. Cohen
- J. F. Drake
- J. G. Mitchell
- J. H. Westlake
- K. Dialynas
- L. E. Brown
- Lennart R. Baalmann
- M. Bzowski
- M. E. Hill
- M. Gkioulidou
- M. Horányi
- M. Opher
- Marc Kornbleuth
- N. Krupp
- N. Sergis
- P. Gonçalves
- P. Kollmann
- R. B. Decker
- R. Srama
- Romina Nikoukar
- S. A. Fuselier
- S. Hunziker
- Vladislav Izmodenov