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David E. Newman

12 papers hereh-index 16846 citations44 works total

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  • middle author10
  • last author2

Across the 12 of 12 papers where every author was matched, so the position is known.

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  • physics.plasm-ph9
  • physics.space-ph3

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activity
20102018
most citedBipolar Electric Field Signatures of Reconnection Separatrices for a Hydrogen Plasma at Realistic Guide Fields

64 citations · 388 across the 12 of their papers we have counts for

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3 papers · 1 filter

physics.plasm-ph2011★ 64 cited

Bipolar Electric Field Signatures of Reconnection Separatrices for a Hydrogen Plasma at Realistic Guide Fields

G. Lapenta, S. Markidis, A. Divin +2

In preparation for the MMS mission we ask the question: how common are bipolar signatures linked to the presence of electron holes along separatrices emanating from reconnection re…

physics.plasm-ph2011★ 45 cited

Kinetic simulations of magnetic reconnection in presence of a background O+ population

Stefano Markidis, Giovanni Lapenta, Lapo Bettarini +3

Particle-in-Cell simulations of magnetic reconnection with an H+ current sheet and a mixed background plasma of H+ and O+ ions are completed using physical mass ratios. Four main r…

physics.plasm-ph2011★ 12 cited

Buneman instability in a magnetized current-carrying plasma with velocity shear

H. Che, M. V. Goldman, D. L. Newman

Buneman instability is often driven in magnetic reconnection. Understanding how velocity shear in the beams driving the Buneman instability affects the growth and saturation of wav…

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