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2. Electrostatic Ion-Acoustic Waves in a Magnetized Positively Charged Dust Plasma in the Presence of Trapped Electrons M. Orani et al.
3. Dependence of cyclotron maser instability growth rates on electron velocity distributions and perturbation by solitary waves R. Mutel et al.
4. Effect of externally applied periodic force on ion acoustic waves in superthermal plasmas S. Chowdhury et al.
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9. Nonlinear Ion-acoustic Waves, Ion Holes, and Electron Holes in the Near-Sun Solar Wind F. Mozer et al.
10. “Reduced” multidimensional Vlasov simulations, with applications to electrostatic structures in space plasmas D. Newman et al.
11. Effect of adiabatic trapping of electrons on the nonlinear evolution of ion temperature gradient driven drift mode in a dispersive plasma S. Hassan et al.
12. Electron holes in phase space: What they are and why they matter I. Hutchinson
13. Bifurcation analysis of ion-acoustic waves in an adiabatic trapped electron and warm ion plasma A. Abdikian et al.
14. Anomalous resistivity of current-driven isothermal plasmas due to phase space structuring J. Büchner & N. Elkina
15. Obliquely propagating electron-acoustic solitary waves in magnetized plasmas: the role of trapped superthermal electrons S. Sultana et al.
16. Furthering our understanding of electrostatic solitary waves through Cluster multispacecraft observations and theory J. Pickett et al.
17. Ion hole equilibrium and dynamics in one dimension I. Hutchinson
18. The electron-ion streaming instabilities driven by drift velocities of the order of electron thermal velocity in a nonmagnetized plasma J. Guo & B. Li
19. Particle-in-cell method for plasmas in the one-dimensional electrostatic limit S. Gomez et al.
20. Effect of trapped‐particle deficit and structure of localized electrostatic perturbations of different dimensionality V. Krasovsky et al.
21. Influence of suprathermal background electrons on strong auroral double layers: Vlasov-simulation parameter study D. Newman et al.
22. On the Nature and Origin of Bipolar Electrostatic Structures in the Earth's Bow Shock I. Vasko et al.
23. Electrostatic Solitary Waves in the Earth's Bow Shock: Nature, Properties, Lifetimes, and Origin R. Wang et al.
24. Kinetic solitary electrostatic structures in collisionless plasma: Phase-space holes I. Hutchinson
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27. Effect of Kinematic Viscosity on Ion Acoustic Waves in Superthermal Plasma Comprising Cylindrical and Spherical Geometry S. Raut et al.
28. Dissipative Ion-Acoustic Solitary Waves in Magnetized κ-Distributed Non-Maxwellian Plasmas S. Sultana & I. Kourakis
29. Nonlinear radiation generation processes in the auroral acceleration region R. Pottelette & M. Berthomier
30. Oblique Propagation of Dissipative Ion-Acoustic Solitary Waves in a Magnetized Viscous Plasma With κ-Gurevich Distributed Electrons A. Faid et al.
31. Modulated ion acoustic waves in a plasma with Cairns-Gurevich distribution S. El-Labany et al.
32. The role of trapped electrons and charge dust fluctuation on dust-ion-acoustic solitary waves A. Abdikian & M. Eghbali
33. Non-linear plasma wake growth of electron holes I. Hutchinson et al.
34. Shock waves in magnetized plasmas with superthermal trapped electrons. S. Sultana
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36. Soliton interaction in a two-temperature electron plasma with trapping and superthermality effects U. Malik et al.
37. Radiation in the neighbourhood of a double layer R. Pottelette et al.
38. Oblique propagation of ion-acoustic solitary waves in a magnetized plasma with electrons following a generalized distribution function S. Sultana et al.
39. Self‐consistent evolution of auroral downward‐current region ion outflow and moving double layer K. Hwang et al.
40. Current-free double layers: A review N. Singh
41. Interaction of nonlinear acoustic waves in dusty plasma with Cairns–Gurevich polarization force A. Abdikian & W. Masood
42. A Schamel equation for ion acoustic waves in superthermal plasmas G. Williams et al.
43. Behaviour of dust ion-acoustic solitary wave structures in a magnetised superthermal plasma J. Ozah & P. Deka
44. The electron–cyclotron maser for astrophysical application R. Treumann
45. Electron-Acoustic Solitons in Magnetized Collisional Nonthermal Plasmas M. Hassan et al.
46. 2‐D Vlasov Simulations and Kinetic Theory of Sheared Two‐Stream Electron Instabilities in Strongly Magnetized Plasmas M. Goldman et al.
47. Dust‐ion‐acoustic solitary waves in a magnetized dusty pair‐ion plasma with Cairns‐Gurevich electrons and opposite polarity dust particles A. Abdikian
48. Electron holes in the auroral upward current region R. Pottelette & R. Treumann
49. Acceleration of antiearthward electron fluxes in the auroral region L. Andersson & R. Ergun
50. Ion and electron acoustic bursts during anti-parallel magnetic reconnection driven by lasers S. Zhang et al.
51. The higher-order nonlinearity and parametric effects on dust-ion-acoustic shock waves M. Salam et al.
52. Beam-driven electron-acoustic waves in auroral region of magnetosphere with superthermal trapped electrons R. Jahangir et al.
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54. Electron Hole Generation and Propagation in an Inhomogeneous Collisionless Plasma F. Califano & M. Lontano
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