Ashraf Moradi

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Physics
• Solar wind
• Quantum mechanics
• Plasma
• Nuclear physics
• Magnetic field
• Interplanetary magnetic field
• Interplanetary spaceflight
• Geology
• Coronal mass ejection
• Computational physics
• Optics
• Interplanetary medium
• Geography
• Solar energetic particles
• Solar cycle
• Meteorology
• Heliospheric current sheet
• Geophysics
• Electron
• Biology
• Astrophysics
• Astrobiology
• Computer network
• Astronomy

Authored Works

sorted by decreasing year, and then by display-name

• Comparison of the Numerically Simulated Time-intensity Profile and Pitch-angle Distribution of GeV Solar Protons with the Unusual GLE Event of 22 OCT 1989.
• The effect of the Meandering Interplanetary Magnetic Field and source spectrum on the time-intensity profile of Ground-level Enhancement (GLE) events.
• Comparison of the path length distributions and latitudinal and longitudinal displacement distribution of solar energetic electrons in a meandering magnetic field (IMF) with electron events observed by WIND.
• The random walk of Interplanetary Magnetic Field lines due to the intersupergranular magnetic flux tubes and its effect on the transport of the Solar Energetic Particles in the inner Heliosphere
• Solar Energetic particles' Transport in the Solar Wind.
• Particle Transport in a Realistic Interplanetary Magnetic Field

Linked Co-Authors

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Florida Institute of Technology, Department of Physics and Space Science
• University of Alabama, Huntsville
• University of Alabama, Huntsville, Department of Physics
• University of Arizona
• University of Arizona, Department of Planetary Sciences

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