16 citations as recorded by crossref.

1. Phase speed saturation of Farley‐Buneman waves due to stochastic, self‐induced fluctuations in the background flow E. Rojas et al.
2. Using patchy pulsating aurora to remote sense magnetospheric convection B. Yang et al.
3. Large‐Scale Comparison of Polar Cap Ionospheric Velocities Measured by RISR‐C, RISR‐N, and SuperDARN R. Gillies et al.
4. Polar summer mesospheric extreme horizontal drift speeds during interplanetary corotating interaction regions (CIRs) and high‐speed solar wind streams: Coupling between the solar wind and the mesosphere Y. Lee et al.
5. Comparison of SuperDARN irregularity drift measurements and F-region ion velocities from the resolute bay ISR H. Bahcivan et al.
6. Nonlinear spreading of Farley-Buneman waves S. Litt et al.
7. Unusual 5 m E region field‐aligned irregularities observed from Northern Germany during the magnetic storm of 17 March 2015 J. Chau & J. St.‐Maurice
8. Statistical study of midlatitude E region echoes observed by the Hokkaido SuperDARN HF radar K. Yakymenko et al.
9. Toward an integrated view of ionospheric plasma instabilities: 2. Three inertial modes of a cubic dispersion relation R. Makarevich
10. Electric field control of E region coherent echoes: Evidence from radar observations at the South Pole R. Makarevich et al.
11. Asymmetry in the Farley‐Buneman dispersion relation caused by parallel electric fields V. Forsythe & R. Makarevich
12. On the consistency of the SuperDARN radar velocity and E × B plasma drift A. Koustov et al.
13. High-latitude mesospheric intense turbulence associated with high-speed solar wind streams Y. Lee et al.
14. Velocity of SuperDARN Echoes at Intermediate Radar Ranges A. Koustov et al.
15. A theoretical framework for the changing spectral properties of meter‐scale Farley‐Buneman waves between 90 and 125 km altitudes J. St.‐Maurice & J. Chau
16. Ion thermal and dispersion effects in Farley-Buneman instabilities S. Litt et al.