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1. ELECTRON SHOCK SURFING ACCELERATION IN MULTIDIMENSIONS: TWO-DIMENSIONAL PARTICLE-IN-CELL SIMULATION OF COLLISIONLESS PERPENDICULAR SHOCK T. Amano & M. Hoshino
2. Magnetic field amplification and electron acceleration to near-energy equipartition with ions by a mildly relativistic quasi-parallel plasma protoshock G. Murphy et al.
3. Impact of the rippling of a perpendicular shock front on ion dynamics Z. Yang et al.
4. Confirmation of quasi‐perpendicular shock reformation in two‐dimensional hybrid simulations X. Yuan et al.
5. MMS Direct Observations of Kinetic-scale Shock Self-reformation Z. Yang et al.
6. Evidence of the nonstationarity of the terrestrial bow shock from multi-spacecraft observations: methodology, results, and quantitative comparison with particle-in-cell (PIC) simulations C. Mazelle & B. Lembège
7. On reformation of quasi-perpendicular collisionless shocks S. Matsukiyo & M. Scholer
8. Structure of a strong supernova shock wave and rapid electron acceleration confined in its transition region N. Shimada et al.
9. GLOBAL EXPLICIT PARTICLE-IN-CELL SIMULATIONS OF THE NONSTATIONARY BOW SHOCK AND MAGNETOSPHERE Z. Yang et al.
10. ELECTRON INJECTION BY WHISTLER WAVES IN NON-RELATIVISTIC SHOCKS M. Riquelme & A. Spitkovsky
11. Ion Acceleration at the Earth’s Bow Shock D. Burgess et al.
12. On Solar-Wind Electron Heating at Large Solar Distances I. Chashei & H. Fahr
13. On microinstabilities in the foot of high Mach number perpendicular shocks S. Matsukiyo & M. Scholer
14. Inside a Plasma Shock T. Amano
15. PIC simulation methods for cosmic radiation and plasma instabilities M. Pohl et al.
16. The Formation of a Relativistic Partially Electromagnetic Planar Plasma Shock M. Dieckmann et al.
17. Microinstabilities at perpendicular collisionless shocks: A comparison of full particle simulations with different ion to electron mass ratio T. Umeda et al.
18. A Three-Dimensional Particle-in-Cell Simulation of Quasi-Perpendicular Shock on Fujitsu FX1 Cluster I. Shinohara et al.
19. Nonstationarity and reformation of high‐Mach‐number quasiperpendicular shocks: Cluster observations V. Lobzin et al.
20. Electron Injection at High Mach Number Quasi‐perpendicular Shocks: Surfing and Drift Acceleration T. Amano & M. Hoshino
21. Acceleration of heavy ions by perpendicular collisionless shocks: Impact of the shock front nonstationarity Z. Yang et al.
22. Particle-in-cell simulation studies of the non-linear evolution of ultrarelativistic two-stream instabilities M. Dieckmann et al.
23. High Mach Number Quasi‐Perpendicular Shocks: Spatial Versus Temporal Structure N. Omidi et al.
24. Shocks in collisionless plasmas G. Parks et al.
25. Periodic self-reformation of rippled perpendicular collisionless shocks in two dimensions T. Umeda & Y. Daicho
26. The microphysics of collisionless shock waves A. Marcowith et al.
27. Perspectives in space plasma theory R. Treumann
28. Formation of electrostatic structures by wakefield acceleration in ultrarelativistic plasma flows: Electron acceleration to cosmic ray energies M. Dieckmann et al.
29. Electron surfing acceleration by the electron two-stream instability in a weak magnetic field M. Dieckmann & P. Shukla
30. Hybrid simulation of reforming shocks with electron mass and pressure tensor effects X. Yuan et al.
31. Modified two‐stream instability at perpendicular collisionless shocks: Full particle simulations T. Umeda et al.
32. The Dynamic Quasiperpendicular Shock: Cluster Discoveries V. Krasnoselskikh et al.
33. On the electron temperature downstream of the solar wind termination shock I. Chashei & H. Fahr
34. How non-stationary are moderately supercritical shocks? M. Gedalin
35. Two-stream instability in collisionless shocks and foreshock M. Dieckmann et al.
36. On the ultrarelativistic two-stream instability, electrostatic turbulence and Brownian motion M. Dieckmann et al.
37. Ion Velocity Distributions in a Non-Stationary Perpendicular Shock Y. Zhong-Wei et al.
38. Numerical simulation of electron distributions upstream and downstream of high Mach number quasi‐perpendicular collisionless shocks X. Yuan et al.
39. ELECTRON ACCELERATION AT A LOW MACH NUMBER PERPENDICULAR COLLISIONLESS SHOCK T. Umeda et al.
40. How large can the electron to proton mass ratio be in particle-in-cell simulations of unstable systems? A. Bret & M. Dieckmann
41. Quasiperpendicular High Mach Number Shocks A. Sulaiman et al.
42. Magnetic ramp scale at supercritical perpendicular collisionless shocks: Full particle electromagnetic simulations Z. Yang et al.
43. PHYSICAL ROLES OF INTERSTELLAR-ORIGIN PICKUP IONS AT THE HELIOSPHERIC TERMINATION SHOCK: IMPACT ON THE SHOCK FRONT MICROSTRUCTURES AND NONSTATIONARITY B. Lembège & Z. Yang
44. ELECTRON ACCELERATIONS AT HIGH MACH NUMBER SHOCKS: TWO-DIMENSIONAL PARTICLE-IN-CELL SIMULATIONS IN VARIOUS PARAMETER REGIMES Y. Matsumoto et al.
45. Fundamentals of collisionless shocks for astrophysical application, 1. Non-relativistic shocks R. Treumann
46. Multi-scale simulations of particle acceleration in astrophysical systems A. Marcowith et al.
47. FULL PARTICLE ELECTROMAGNETIC SIMULATIONS OF ENTROPY GENERATION ACROSS A COLLISIONLESS SHOCK Z. Yang et al.
48. Nonstationarity of a two‐dimensional perpendicular shock: Competing mechanisms B. Lembège et al.
49. Electron cyclotron microinstability in the foot of a perpendicular shock: A self-consistent PIC simulation L. Muschietti & B. Lembège
50. Cross-scale coupling at a perpendicular collisionless shock T. Umeda et al.
51. Contributions to the cross shock electric field at supercritical perpendicular shocks: impact of the pickup ions Z. Yang et al.
52. Physical Roles of Interstellar-origin Pickup Ions at Heliospheric Termination Shock. II. Impact of the Front Nonstationary on the Energy Partition and Particle Velocity Distribution B. Lembège & Z. Yang
53. The Discrepancy Between Simulation and Observation of Electric Fields in Collisionless Shocks L. Wilson et al.
54. Impact of the nonstationarity of a supercritical perpendicular collisionless shock on the dynamics and energy spectra of pickup ions Z. Yang et al.
55. Particle-in-cell simulations of plasma slabs colliding at a mildly relativistic speed M. Dieckmann et al.
56. Effect of strong thermalization on shock dynamical behavior N. Shimada & M. Hoshino
57. Shock front nonstationarity and ion acceleration in supercritical perpendicular shocks Z. Yang et al.
58. Advances in Ionic Thermoelectrics: From Materials to Devices S. Sun et al.
59. Ions motion effects on the full unstable spectrum in relativistic electron beam plasma interaction A. Bret & M. Dieckmann
60. Nonstationary Quasiperpendicular Shock and Ion Reflection at Mars H. Madanian et al.
61. Ion dynamics in laser-produced collisionless perpendicular shock: one-dimensional particle-in-cell simulation A. GUO et al.
62. Dynamics and microinstabilities at perpendicular collisionless shock: A comparison of large-scale two-dimensional full particle simulations with different ion to electron mass ratio T. Umeda et al.
63. Kinetic simulation study of magnetized collisionless shock formation on a terawatt laser system Y. Zhang et al.
64. Parametric study of non-relativistic electrostatic shocks and the structure of their transition layer M. Dieckmann et al.
65. Mach number dependence of electron heating in high Mach number quasiperpendicular shocks S. Matsukiyo
66. On the reformation at quasi‐ and exactly perpendicular shocks: Full particle‐in‐cell simulations T. Umeda et al.