Abstracts for WG4 for the SHINE 2022 Workshop
Authors: Bryce Cannon (NJIT), Haimin Wang (NJIT), Ju Jing (NJIT) Magnetic reconnection is an important process to quickly release stored magnetic energy in solar flares.View More
Authors: Xiangrong Fu (New Mexico Consortium), Hui Li (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Zhaoming Gan (New Mexico Consortium), John Steinberg (Los Alamos National Laboratory) The solarView More
Authors: M. Abler (Space Science Institute), S. Dorfman (Space Science Institute), C.H.K. Chen (Queen Mary University of London) A problem of interest in solar windView More
Authors: Yi-Hsin Liu (Dartmouth College), Yi Qi (University of Colorado Boulder), and C. T. Russell (UCLA) What mechanisms dissipate energy in plasma turbulence is anView More
Authors: Michael Shay(University of Delaware), Tulasi N. Parashar (Victoria University of Wellington), William H. Matthaeus (University of Delaware) Classic picture of magnetic reconnection has shownView More
Authors: Colby C. Haggerty (University of Hawaii, Manoa), Michael Shay (University of Delaware), Tai Phan (University of California, Bekeley), Paul Cassak Magnetic reconnection in currentView More
Authors: Chen Shi (UCLA), Marco Velli (UCLA), Anna Tenerani (UT Austin) Solar wind is highly turbulent and contains fluctuations on all scales which are dynamicallyView More
Authors: Alexandre L. Brosius (PSU/NASA GSFC), Jaye L. Verniero (NASA GSFC), Adam Szabo (NASA GSFC) Parker Solar Probe is allowing us to witness magnetic reconnectionView More
Authors: Verniero, J. L. (NASA/GSFC), Phan, T. D. (UC Berkeley), Larson, D. (UC Berkeley), Szabo, A. (NASA/GSFC), Brosius, A. (NASA/GSFC/PSU), Livi, R. (UC Berkeley), Rahmati,View More
Authors: Mason Dorseth (Florida Institute of Technology), Jean C. Perez (Florida Institute of Technology), Sofiane Bourouaine (Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory), Juan Carlos Palacios CaicedoView More
Authors: Noshin Mashayekhizadeh(University of New Hampshire), Benjamin D G Chandran(University of New Hampshire), Kai Germaschewski(University of New Hampshire) In parametric decay, the presence of aView More
Authors: Trevor A. Bowen (UC Berkeley), Ben Chandran (UNH), Jonathan Squire (Univ. Otago), Stuart D. Bale (UC Berkeley),Die Duan (Peking University), Kristopher G. Klein (U.View More
Authors: S. Dorfman (Space Science Institute), T. Carter (UCLA), S. Vincena (UCLA), F. Li (New Mexico Consortium), S. Fu (New Mexico Consortium), P. Pribyl (UCLA),View More
Authors: Sarah Horvath (The University of Iowa), Greg Howes (The University of Iowa), and Andrew McCubbin (The University of Iowa) The field-particle correlation technique hasView More
Authors: Juan Carlos Palacios (Florida Institute of Technology), Sofiane Bourouaine (Johns Hopkins University), Jean Carlos Perez (Florida Institute of Technology) In this work we investigateView More
Authors: Zhaoming Gan (New Mexico Consortium, NMC), Hui Li (Los Alamos National Laboratory, LANL), Xiangrong Fu (NMC), and Senbei Du (LANL) We study the existenceView More
Authors: Justin Bowman (West Virginia University), Katherine Goodrich (West Virginia University), Dylan Conner (West Virginia University), Justin Riggs (West Virginia University) Magnetic holes are frequentlyView More
Authors: Michael Terres (The University of Alabama in Huntsville), Gang Li (The University of Alabama in Huntsville) The solar wind is a superposition of variousView More
Authors: Manuel Enrique Cuesta (University of Delaware), Rohit Chhiber (University of Delaware / NASA Goddard), Sohom Roy (University of Delaware), Joshua Goodwill (University of Delaware),View More
Authors: M. Hasan Barbhuiya (West Virginia University), Paul Cassak (West Virginia University), Haoming Liang (The University of Alabama at Huntsville), and Matthew Argall (University ofView More
Authors: J. Walters (University of Arizona), K. G. Klein (University of Arizona), B. D. G. Chandran (University of New Hampshire), M. L. Stevens (Harvard SmithsonianView More
Authors: W. Gorman (University of Arizona), K. G. Klein (University of Arizona) Quantifying how energy is partitioned by the dissipation of turbulent plasmas is necessaryView More
Authors: Sohom Roy (University of Delaware), Riddhi Bandyopadhyay (Princeton University), William H. Matthaeus (University of Delaware), Alexandros Chasapis (Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics), YanView More
Authors: Phyllis Whittlesey (UCB/SSL), Justin Kasper (BWXT), Davin Larson(UCB/SSL), Michael Stevens (SAO), Anthony Case (SAO), Orlando Romeo(UCB/SSL), Jasper Halekas (U Iowa), Ali Rahmati (UCB/SSL) TheView More
Authors: Katherine Goodrich (WVU), Ian Cohen (APL), Drew Turner (APL), Lynn Wilson III (GSFC), Steven Schwartz (Imperial) Collisionless shocks are an important and universal phenomenonView More
Authors: Leon Ofman* (CUA/NASA GSFC), Lan Jian (NASA GSFC), Scott Boardsen (UMBC/NASA GSFC), Parisa Mostafavi (JHU/APL) Jaye L. Verniero (NASA GSFC), Michael Stevens, M. (CfA/Harvard),View More
Authors: Brandon K. Russell (University of Michigan), Paul T. Campbell (University of Michigan), Chuanfei Dong (PPPL), Karl Krushelnick (University of Michigan), Alexander G. R. ThomasView More
Authors: J. M. TenBarge (Princeton University), J. Juno (Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), K.G. Klein (University of Arizona), G. G. Howes (University of Iowa) The electronView More
Authors: Ilya Kuzichev (New Jersey Institute of Technology, Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research, Newark, NJ, USA), Ivan Vasko (Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, CA,View More
Authors: E. Lichko (University of Arizona), K. Klein (University of Arizona) Due to low collisionality in space and astrophysical plasmas, distributions of ions and electronsView More
Authors: James Juno (Princeton Plasma Physics Lab) For as long as we have been measuring shock waves in interstellar space, we have, whenever possible, leveragedView More
Authors: Young Dae Yoon (Pohang Accelerator Laboratory), Deirdre E. Wendel (NASA GSFC), Gunsu S. Yun (POSTECH) From the Harris equilibrium to the force-free equilibrium, thereView More
Authors: Ivan Vasko (UC Berkeley), Ajay Lotekar (IRF, Sweden), Tai Phan (UC Berkeley), Kaz Alimov (UC Berkeley), Stuart Bale (UC Berkeley), Forrest Mozer (UC Berkeley),View More
Authors: H. Y. Wei (Dept. of Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences, University of California, Los Angeles, CA, USA), L. K. Jian (NASA Goddard Space FlightView More
Authors: Collin Brown (University of Iowa), James Juno (Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), Greg Howes (University of Iowa), Colby Haggerty (University of Hawaii), Sage Constantinou (UniversityView More
Authors: Yi Qi (Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, USA), T. C. Li (Department of Physics and Astronomy, DartmouthView More
Authors: Rebecca Harvey (Department of Space Science, The University of Alabama in Huntsville), Qiang Hu (Department of Space Science, The University of Alabama in Huntsville;View More
Authors: Gregory G. Howes (U Iowa), James Juno (PPPL), Collin R. Brown (U Iowa), Colby C. Haggerty (U Hawaii), Jason M. TenBarge (Princeton U), DamianoView More
Authors: Mihailo M. Martinovic (University of Arizona), Kristopher G. Klein (University of Arizona), Tereza Durovcova (Charles University, Prague), Benjamin L. Alterman (Southwest Research Institute) InstabilitiesView More
Authors: K.G. Klein, H. Spence, & the HelioSwarm Science and Engineering Teams Turbulence is multiscale disorder. It arises in a variety of astrophysical and heliosphericView More