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1. Survey of Poynting flux of whistler mode chorus in the outer zone O. Santolík et al.
2. Plasmaspheric hiss overview and relation to chorus J. Bortnik et al.
3. Longitudinal Dependence of Whistler Mode Electromagnetic Waves in the Earth's Inner Magnetosphere J. Záhlava et al.
4. Drivers of chorus in the outer dayside magnetosphere M. Spasojevic & U. Inan
5. Source of the low‐altitude hiss in the ionosphere L. Chen et al.
6. Weak turbulence in the magnetosphere: Formation of whistler wave cavity by nonlinear scattering C. Crabtree et al.
7. Constructing the frequency and wave normal distribution of whistler‐mode wave power C. Watt et al.
8. Locations of chorus emissions observed by the Polar Plasma Wave Instrument K. Sigsbee et al.
9. Thunderstorms, Lightning, Sprites and Magnetospheric Whistler-Mode Radio Waves D. Siingh et al.
10. Wave normal angles of magnetospheric chorus emissions observed on the Polar spacecraft N. Haque et al.
11. Advances in Plasmaspheric Wave Research with CLUSTER and IMAGE Observations A. Masson et al.
12. Analysis of subprotonospheric whistlers observed by DEMETER: A case study J. Chum et al.
13. The Earth’s Magnetosphere: A Systems Science Overview and Assessment J. Borovsky & J. Valdivia
14. Propagation of whistler mode chorus to low altitudes: Spacecraft observations of structured ELF hiss O. Santolík et al.
15. Spatial spreading of magnetospherically reflected chorus elements in the inner magnetosphere H. Breuillard et al.
16. Spatial Evolution of Wave‐Particle Interaction Region Deduced From Flash‐Type Auroras and Chorus‐Ray Tracing M. Ozaki et al.
17. Statistics of multispacecraft observations of chorus dispersion and source location A. Breneman et al.
18. Physics of Space Weather Phenomena: A Review A. Singh et al.
19. Effective length of a receiving antenna in case of quasi‐electrostatic whistler mode waves: Application to spacecraft observations of chorus emissions E. Shirokov et al.
20. Plasmaspheric hiss properties: Observations from Polar B. Tsurutani et al.
21. Dawn–dusk asymmetries in the coupled solar wind–magnetosphere–ionosphere system: a review A. Walsh et al.
22. Modeling the propagation characteristics of chorus using CRRES suprathermal electron fluxes J. Bortnik et al.
23. ELF/VLF wave propagation at subauroral latitudes: Conjugate observation between the ground and Van Allen Probes A C. Martinez‐Calderon et al.
24. Unique Banded Structures of Plasmaspheric Hiss Waves in the Earth's Magnetosphere B. Ni et al.
25. Statistical Characteristics of the Local Proton Cyclotron Band Emissions Observed by the CSES Y. Wang et al.
26. Specific features of VLF wave propagation in the earth’s inner magnetosphere D. Mendzhul et al.
27. Poynting vector and wave vector directions of equatorial chorus U. Taubenschuss et al.
28. Whistler mode wave growth and propagation in the prenoon magnetosphere C. Watt et al.
29. Van Allen Probe Observations of Disappearance, Recovery and Patchiness of Plasmaspheric Hiss Following Two Consecutive Interplanetary Shocks: First Results S. Chakraborty et al.
30. Statistical analysis of ground‐based chorus observations during geomagnetic storms M. Spasojevic
31. Multistation observations of ELF/VLF whistler mode chorus M. Gołkowski & U. Inan
32. Ray tracing of penetrating chorus and its implications for the radiation belts J. Bortnik et al.
33. Oblique propagation of whistler mode waves in the chorus source region O. Santolík et al.
34. Whistler Waves Above the Lower Hybrid Frequency in the Ionosphere and Their Counterparts in the Magnetosphere Z. Xia et al.
35. Resonant scattering of plasma sheet electrons leading to diffuse auroral precipitation: 2. Evaluation for whistler mode chorus waves B. Ni et al.
36. Propagation of lower‐band whistler‐mode waves in the outer Van Allen belt: Systematic analysis of 11 years of multi‐component data from the Cluster spacecraft O. Santolík et al.
37. Whistler Influence on the Overall Very Low Frequency Wave Intensity in the Upper Ionosphere J. Záhlava et al.
38. Quasiperiodic Emissions and Related Particle Precipitation Bursts Observed by the DEMETER Spacecraft F. Němec et al.
39. Identifying the source region of plasmaspheric hiss H. Laakso et al.
40. Van Allen Probes Observations of Chorus Wave Vector Orientations: Implications for the Chorus‐to‐Hiss Mechanism D. Hartley et al.
41. Polar PWI and CEPPAD observations of chorus emissions and radiation belt electron acceleration: Four case studies K. Sigsbee et al.
42. Timescales for electron quasi‐linear diffusion by parallel and oblique lower‐band chorus waves D. Mourenas et al.
43. Simultaneous ground-satellite observations of ELF/VLF emissions generated by a strong magnetospheric compression C. Martinez-Calderon et al.
44. Diurnal dependence of ELF/VLF hiss and its relation to chorus at L = 2.4 D. Golden et al.
45. Effects of whistler mode hiss waves in March 2013 J. Ripoll et al.
46. New chorus wave properties near the equator from Van Allen Probes wave observations W. Li et al.
47. Localization of the Source of Quasiperiodic VLF Emissions in the Magnetosphere by Using Simultaneous Ground and Space Observations: A Case Study A. Demekhov et al.
48. The Origin of Plasmaspheric Hiss O. Santolík & J. Chum
49. Modeling the evolution of chorus waves into plasmaspheric hiss J. Bortnik et al.
50. Parametric validations of analytical lifetime estimates for radiation belt electron diffusion by whistler waves A. Artemyev et al.
51. The pioneer Cluster mission: preparation of its legacy phase near re-entry A. Masson et al.
52. Quasi-coherent chorus properties: 1. Implications for wave-particle interactions B. Tsurutani et al.
53. Chorus and chorus‐like emissions seen by the ionospheric satellite DEMETER M. Parrot et al.
54. Statistical Properties of Plasmaspheric Hiss From Van Allen Probes Observations D. Hartley et al.
55. Comprehensive Observations of Substorm‐Enhanced Plasmaspheric Hiss Generation, Propagation, and Dissipation N. Liu et al.
56. The Angular Distribution of Lower Band Chorus Waves Near Plasmaspheric Plumes D. Hartley et al.
57. Possible presence of cool electron atmosphere at Mercury diagnosed from whistler-mode wave characteristics M. Ozaki et al.
58. Role of the plasmapause in dictating the ground accessibility of ELF/VLF chorus D. Golden et al.
59. Whistler waves in plasmas with time-varying magnetic field: Laboratory investigation M. Gushchin et al.
60. Conjugate Observation of Magnetospheric Chorus Propagating to the Ionosphere by Ducting Y. Shen et al.
61. Simultaneous ground-based and satellite observations of natural VLF waves in Antarctica: A case study of downward ionospheric penetration of whistler-mode waves M. Ozaki et al.
62. The relations between magnetospheric chorus and hiss inside and outside the plasmasphere boundary layer: Cluster observation C. Wang et al.
63. Conjugate Ground‐Spacecraft Observations of VLF Chorus Elements A. Demekhov et al.
64. Statistical Characteristics of Ionospheric Hiss Waves Z. Xia et al.
65. On the Influence of Propagation Properties of Whistler-Mode Waves in the Earth’s Magnetosphere on Their Cyclotron Amplification D. Pasmanik & A. Demekhov
66. Magnetospheric whistler mode ray tracing in a warm background plasma with finite electron and ion temperature A. Maxworth & M. Gołkowski
67. Studies on different geophysical and extra-terrestrial events within the Earth-ionosphere cavity in terms of ULF/ELF/VLF radio waves M. Sanfui et al.
68. Location and size of the global source region of whistler mode chorus M. Hayosh et al.
69. Oblique lower band chorus waves: Time shifts between discrete elements observed by the Cluster spacecraft J. Chum et al.
70. Chorus Wave Properties From Van Allen Probes: Quantifying the Impact of the Sheath Corrected Electric Field D. Hartley et al.