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1. A computational and theoretical investigation of nonlinear wave‐particle interactions in oblique whistlers D. Nunn & Y. Omura
2. A simulation study of the propagation of whistler-mode chorus in the Earth’s inner magnetosphere Y. Katoh
3. Dispersion relations in cold magnetized plasmas C. Cheverry & A. Fontaine
4. Whistler Mode Waves in the Compressional Boundary of Foreshock Transients X. Shi et al.
5. Can One Hear Whistler Waves? C. Cheverry
6. Whistler modes in highly nonuniform magnetic fields. II. Propagation in three dimensions R. Stenzel & J. Urrutia
7. Very oblique whistler generation by low‐energy electron streams D. Mourenas et al.
8. Fine Structure of Chorus Wave Packets: Comparison Between Observations and Wave Generation Models X. Zhang et al.
9. Alpha Transmitter Signal Reflection and Triggered Emissions W. Gu et al.
10. Rapid Frequency Variations Within Intense Chorus Wave Packets X. Zhang et al.
11. Oblique Whistler-Mode Waves in the Earth’s Inner Magnetosphere: Energy Distribution, Origins, and Role in Radiation Belt Dynamics A. Artemyev et al.
12. Hybrid fluid‐particle simulation of whistler‐mode waves in a compressed dipole magnetic field: Implications for dayside high‐latitude chorus C. da Silva et al.
13. Generation Process of Large‐Amplitude Upper‐Band Chorus Emissions Observed by Van Allen Probes Y. Kubota et al.
14. Energetic Electron Precipitation Induced by Oblique Whistler Mode Chorus Emissions Y. Hsieh et al.
15. Role of Ducting in Relativistic Electron Loss by Whistler‐Mode Wave Scattering A. Artemyev et al.
16. Observation of discrete VLF emissions at Indian low-latitude ground station Srinagar (L = 1.28) S. Singh et al.
17. Slow Contraction of Flash Aurora Induced by an Isolated Chorus Element Ranging From Lower‐Band to Upper‐Band Frequencies in the Source Region M. Ozaki et al.