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Publications for 2004

• Ion shell distributions as free energy source for plasma waves on field lines mapping to the plasma sheet boundary layer, A. Olsson, et. al
• Dynamic coordinates for auroral ion outflow, L. Andersson, et. al
• Solar wind control of Earth's H and O outflow rates in the 15-eV to 33-keV energy range, O.W Lennartsson, et. al
• Auroral particle acceleration by strong double layers: The upward current region, R. E. Ergun, et. al
• Reduced Vlasov simulations in higher dimensions, D. L. Newman, et. al
• Walén and slow-mode shock analyses in the near-Earth magnetotail in connection with a substorm onset on 27 August 2001, S. Eriksson, et. al
• Global control of merging by the interplanetary magnetic field: Cluster observations of dawnside flank magnetopause reconnection, S. Eriksson, et. al
• Solar wind-magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling: an event study based on Freja data, L. G. Blomberg, et. al
• Electron and Ion Acceleration in the Unstable Auroral Ionosphere, C.C. Chaston, et. al
• Auroral ion acceleration in dispersive Alfvén waves, C.C. Chaston, et. al
• Modeling of field-aligned electron bursts by dispersive Alfvén waves in the dayside auroral region, Yi-Jiun Su, et. al
• Ulysses Observations of the Magnetic Connectivity Between ICMEs and the Sun, P. Riley, et. al
• Correlation of Solar Wind Entropy and Oxygen Charge State Ratio, C. Pagel, et. al
• The Interstellar Shadow: Observations of Interstellar Pickup Ions Beyond Jupiter, D. J. McComas, et. al
• Cassini Plasma Spectrometer Investigation, D.T. Young, et. al
• Low-Energy Solar Electron Bursts and Solar Wind Stream Structure at 1 AU, J. T. Gosling, et. al
• Dispersionless Modulations in Low-Energy Solar Electron Bursts and Discontinuous Changes in the Solar Wind Electron Strahl, J. T. Gosling, et. al
• Counterstreaming Electrons in Magnetic Clouds Near 5 AU, N. U. Crooker, et. al
• Extremely High-Speed Solar Wind: October 29-30, 2003, R. M. Skoug, et. al

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