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1. The solution of the Rankine–Hugoniot equations for fast shocks in an anisotropic kappa distributed medium D. Vogl et al.
2. Kinetic inhibition of magnetohydrodynamics shocks in the vicinity of a parallel magnetic field A. Bret et al.
3. Mirror and Firehose Instabilities in the Heliosheath V. Génot
4. Self-organization of collisionless shocks: a ‘phase transition’ from a planar stationary profile to a rippled structure M. Gedalin
5. Density jump as a function of magnetic field strength for parallel collisionless shocks in pair plasmas A. Bret & R. Narayan
6. Density jump for parallel and perpendicular collisionless shocks A. Bret & R. Narayan
7. Rankine-Hugoniot relations in turbulent shocks M. Gedalin
8. Combining Rankine–Hugoniot relations, ion dynamics in the shock front, and the cross-shock potential M. Gedalin
9. Shock Heating of Incident Thermal and Superthermal Populations of Different Ion Species M. Gedalin et al.
10. Anisotropic magnetosheath: Comparison of theory with Wind observations near the stagnation streamline C. Farrugia et al.
11. A computational study of the properties of the quasi-perpendicular fast forward shock event during solar maximum M. Kalaee
12. Classical and semirelativistic magnetohydrodynamics with anisotropic ion pressure X. Meng et al.
13. Electrostatic Plasma Wave Excitations at the Interplanetary Shocks M. Singh et al.
14. Density jump as a function of magnetic field strength for perpendicular collisionless shocks with anisotropic upstream pressure A. Bret
15. Parallel Collisionless Shocks in Strongly Magnetized Electron–Ion Plasma. I. Temperature Anisotropies M. Shalaby et al.
16. Change of Rankine–Hugoniot Relations during Postshock Relaxation of Anisotropic Distributions M. Gedalin et al.
17. Jump conditions at fast shocks in an anisotropic magnetized plasma D. Vogl et al.
18. Density jump as a function of magnetic field for collisionless shocks in pair plasmas: The perpendicular case A. Bret & R. Narayan
19. Can We Trust MHD Jump Conditions for Collisionless Shocks? A. Bret
20. Pressure anisotropy in global magnetospheric simulations: A magnetohydrodynamics model X. Meng et al.
21. Kinetic simulations of strongly magnetized parallel shocks: deviations from MHD jump conditions C. Haggerty et al.