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4. Comparison of the effects of wave-particle interactions and the kinetic suprathermal electron population on the acceleration of the solar wind S. Tam & T. Chang
5. Kinetic modeling of the polar wind S. Tam et al.
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8. Kinetic evolution and acceleration of the solar wind S. Tam & T. Chang
9. The ionospheric source of magnetospheric plasma is not a black box input for global models D. Welling & M. Liemohn
10. Complexity induced anisotropic bimodal intermittent turbulence in space plasmas T. Chang et al.
11. Long‐term variation of the polar wind velocity and its implication for the ion acceleration process: Akebono/suprathermal ion mass spectrometer observations T. Abe et al.
12. The impact of cold electrons and cold ions in magnetospheric physics G. Delzanno et al.
13. A review of instrument techniques to measure magnetospheric cold electrons and ions C. Maldonado et al.
14. Heating of the sunlit polar cap ionosphere by reflected photoelectrons R. Varney et al.
15. A three‐dimensional model of the generalized polar wind A. Barakat & R. Schunk
16. The polar wind: Recent observations A. Yau et al.
17. Photoelectrons in the quiet polar wind A. Glocer et al.
18. Solar zenith angle dependence of plasma density and temperature in the polar cap ionosphere and low-altitude magnetosphere during geomagnetically quiet periods at solar maximum N. Kitamura et al.