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1. A theoretical study of solar cycle variations of electron density and temperature in stable auroral red arcs A. Pavlov
2. Comparison of NmE measured by the boulder ionosonde with model predictions near the spring equinox A. Pavlov & N. Pavlova
3. Peculiar features of the low‐latitude and midlatitude ionospheric response to the St. Patrick's Day geomagnetic storm of 17 March 2015 C. Nayak et al.
4. F2 peak electron density at Millstone Hill and Hobart: Comparison of theory and measurement at solar maximum P. Richards et al.
5. A Simulation Study on the Role of the Vibrationally Excited Nitrogen in the Ionosphere
6. Effect of the spatial and temporal distribution of molecular ions in the ionospheric E-field on the behavior of N m F2 during the geomagnetic storm of March 17–23, 2015 Y. Koren’kov et al.
7. Comparison of the measured and modeled electron densities and temperatures in the ionosphere and plasmasphere during the period 25–29 June 1990 A. Pavlov et al.
8. Thermosphere–ionosphere response at middle and high latitudes during perturbed conditions: A case study G. Mansilla
9. F2-region response to geomagnetic disturbances A. Danilov
10. Observations and modeling of the April 10–12, 1997 ionospheric storm at Millstone Hill A. Schlesier & M. Buonsanto
11. Thermosphere–ionosphere response to a severe magnetic storm: A case study G. Mansilla & M. Zossi
12. A comparative study of global ionospheric responses to intense magnetic storm conditions E. Szuszczewicz et al.
13. Model/data comparison of F region ionospheric perturbation over Millstone Hill during the severe geomagnetic storm of July 15–16, 2000 A. Pavlov & J. Foster
14. Geomagnetic storms and their ionospheric effects observed at the equatorial anomaly crest in the Indian Region S. Kumar et al.
15. Comparison of models and data at Millstone Hillduring the 5–11 June 1991 storm A. Pavlov et al.
16. Comparison of model electron densities and temperatures with millstone hill observations during 5–12 April 1997 A. Pavlov
17. Effects of the intense geomagnetic storm of September–October 2012 on the equatorial, low- and mid-latitude F region in the American and African sector during the unusual 24th solar cycle R. de Jesus et al.
18. Causes of the mid-latitude NmF2 winter anomaly at solar maximum A. Pavlov & N. Pavlova
19. Modeling the behavior of ionosphere above Millstone Hill during the September 21–27, 1998 storm J. Lei et al.
20. Variation of Small‐Scale Gravity Wave Activity in the Ionosphere During the Major Sudden Stratospheric Warming Event of 2009 C. Nayak & E. Yiğit
21. Comparison of the measured and modeled electron densities and temperatures in the ionosphere and plasmasphere during 14–16 May 1991 A. Pavlov & N. Pavlova
22. Southern Hemisphere ionosphere and plasmasphere response to the interplanetary shock event of 29–31 October 2003 E. Yizengaw et al.
23. Vibrationally excited nitrogen and oxygen and the origin of negative ionospheric storms G. Prölss & S. Werner
24. Ionospheric effects of the March 1990 Magnetic Storm: Comparison of theory and measurement P. Richards et al.
25. Formation Mechanisms of the Spring–Autumn Asymmetry of the Midlatitudinal NmF2 under Daytime Quiet Geomagnetic Conditions at Low Solar Activity A. Pavlov & N. Pavlova
26. The Millstone Hill ionospheric model and its application to the May 26–27, 1990, ionospheric storm A. Schlesier & M. Buonsanto
27. Using steady state vibrational temperatures to model effects of N2* on calculations of electron densities A. Pavlov & M. Buonsanto
28. Seasonal and solar cycle variations of the ionospheric peak electron density: Comparison of measurement and models P. Richards
29. Behavior of the ionosphere and thermosphere at a southern midlatitude station during magnetic storms in early March 1995 P. Richards et al.
30. Solar activity variations of nighttime ionospheric peak electron density Y. Chen et al.
31. Mechanism of the post-midnight winter night-time enhancements in NmF2 over Millstone Hill during 14–17 January 1986 A. Pavlov & N. Pavlova
32. Some F2-layer effects during the January06-11,1997 cedar storm period as observed with theMillstoneHill incoherent scatter facility A. Mikhailov & M. Forster
33. Response of the Antarctic Ionosphere to Some Intense Geomagnetic Storms G. Mansilla
34. Quenching rate coefficients for O+(2P) derived from middle ultraviolet airglow A. Stephan et al.
35. The relationship between TEC and Earth’s magnetic field during quiet and disturbed days over Istanbul, Turkey O. Özcan et al.
36. The ionosphere and thermosphere at southern midlatitudes during the November 1993 ionospheric storm: A comparison of measurement and modeling P. Richards & P. Wilkinson
37. Vibrationally excited N2 and O2 in the upper atmosphere: A review A. Pavlov
38. Ionospheric F-region response to geomagnetic disturbances A. Danilov
39. Influence of Atmospheric Solar Radiation Absorption on Photodestruction of Ions at D-Region Altitudes of the Ionosphere A. Pavlov