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Whistler-mode waves in near-equatorial THEMIS measurements: reconstruction of magnetic field spectra from electric field and plasma measurements
Declan Frawley, Dmitri L. Vainchtein, Anton V. Artemyev +1
Electromagnetic whistler-mode waves are a natural emission in the outer radiation belt and the Earth's magnetotail. The resonant interaction of these waves and energetic electrons…
Ion pickup and velocity space thermalization at outer planet moons
Xin An, Miranda Chang, Hao Cao +2
Ion pickup at the outer planets' active moons is a fundamental plasma process in which newly ionized particles from moon exospheres interact with the ambient corotating plasma and…
Upper Limit of Electron Energization in the Near-Earth Plasma Sheet during Substorm Injections
Weiqin Sun, Xiao-Jia Zhang, Anton V. Artemyev +5
The Earth's magnetotail, located on the night side of the magnetosphere, is a dynamic region where magnetic field energy is released and converted into plasma heating, particle acc…
Exploring the Magnetotail from Low Altitudes: Evolution of Energetic Electron Flux During the Substorm Growth Phase
Weiqin Sun, Xiao-Jia Zhang, Anton V. Artemyev +3
The magnetospheric substorm, which plays a crucial role in flux and energy transport across Earth's magnetosphere, features the formation of a thin, elongated current sheet in the…
Plasma refilling of the lunar wake: plasma-vacuum interactions, electrostatic shocks, and electromagnetic instabilities
Xin An, Vassilis Angelopoulos, Terry Z. Liu +3
A plasma void forms downstream of the Moon when the solar wind impacts the lunar surface. This void gradually refills as the solar wind passes by, forming the lunar wake. We invest…
Excitation of whistler-mode waves by an electron temperature anisotropy in a laboratory plasma
Donglai Ma, Xin An, Jia Han +6
Naturally-occurring whistler-mode waves in near-Earth space play a crucial role in accelerating electrons to relativistic energies and scattering them in pitch angle, driving their…