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1. Long-term behavior of the concentration of the minor constituents in the mesosphere – a model study M. Grygalashvyly et al.
2. Analytical Investigation of the Reaction‐Diffusion Waves in the Mesopause Photochemistry M. Kulikov et al.
3. The 2‐Day Photochemical Oscillations in the Mesopause Region: The First Experimental Evidence? M. Kulikov et al.
4. Theoretical investigation of the influence of a quasi‐2‐day wave on nonlinear photochemical oscillations in the mesopause region M. Kulikov
5. On the winter anomaly of the night-to-day ratio of ozone in the middle to upper mesosphere in middle to high latitudes G. Sonnemann et al.
6. Photochemistry of the Atmosphere: Multistability, Nonlinear Oscillations, and Waves (Review) M. Kulikov et al.
7. The mechanism of non-linear photochemical oscillations in the mesopause region M. Kulikov et al.
8. Short‐period solar cycle signals in the ionosphere observed by FORMOSAT‐3/COSMIC M. Liang et al.
9. Hydroxyl layer: trend of number density and intra-annual variability G. Sonnemann et al.
10. Boundary of nighttime ozone chemical equilibrium in the mesopause region: long-term evolution determined using 20-year satellite observations M. Kulikov et al.
11. Condition of Photochemical and Chemical Equilibrium of Atmospheric Trace Gases: A Review of Analysis Methods and Applications M. Kulikov et al.
12. Climatology of quasi-2-day wave structure and variability at middle latitudes in the northern and southern hemispheres H. Iimura et al.
13. Wave mixing effects on minor chemical constituents in the MLT region: Results from a global CTM driven by high-resolution dynamics M. Grygalashvyly et al.
14. The quasi 5‐day signal in the mesospheric water vapor concentration at high latitudes in 2003‐a comparison between observations at ALOMAR and calculations G. Sonnemann et al.
15. Ozone distribution in the middle latitude mesosphere as derived from microwave measurements at Lindau (51.66°N, 10.13°E) P. Hartogh et al.
16. Anthropogenic effects on the distribution of minor chemical constituents in the mesosphere/lower thermosphere – A model study G. Sonnemann et al.