Jay Johnson

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Andrews University

United States

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Professor Jay Johnson is a faculty member at Andrews University in the United States. His research focuses on magnetospheric physics, including the dynamics of electromagnetic waves and plasma transport in complex systems. Recent publications cover topics such as EMIC wave propagation, Alfvénic field-line resonances, and information-theory applications in heliophysics. He is actively contributing to advancements in understanding nonlinear processes in the near-Earth electromagnetic environment.

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Reik Donner

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Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal

GERMANY

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JEFFREY P. THAYER

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University of Colorado Boulder

UNITED STATES

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Eun-Hwa Kim

Princeton University Plasma Physics Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Simon Wing

Johns Hopkins University

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Iver Cairns

University of Sydney

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Articles (19)

Propagation of EMIC Waves From Shabansky Orbits in the Dayside Magnetosphere

Electron Dynamics Within Dispersive Scale Alfvénic Field‐Line Resonances Embedded Within Substorm Auroral Beads

Information-theory-based System-level Babcock–Leighton Flux Transport Model–Data Comparisons

Evolution of the flux tube instability parameters in plasma injections at saturnian magnetosphere

Ion Diffusive Transport Across the Separatrix Between the Low‐Latitude Mantle and the Plasma Sheet by Kinetic Alfvén Waves: MMS Observation

O‐Mode Instability for Non‐Thermal Continuum Radiation Generated Near the Plasmapause

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Statistical Study of the Nonthermal Continuum Radiation Beaming Angle Measured by the High Frequency Receiver on Van Allen Probes‐A

Information Horizon of Solar Active Regions

Magnetic Tilt Effect on Externally Driven Electromagnetic Ion Cyclotron (EMIC) Waves

Electron Energization by Inertial Alfvén Waves in Density Depleted Flux Tubes at Jupiter

How noise thresholds affect the information content of stellar flare sequences

Periodicities and Plasma Density Structure of Jupiter's Dawnside Magnetosphere

Complex Systems Methods Characterizing Nonlinear Processes in the Near-Earth Electromagnetic Environment: Recent Advances and Open Challenges

Estimating intermittency significance by means of surrogate data: implications for solar wind turbulence

Applications of the Petra-M simulation code for the magnetospheric physics

Jupiter's Sheared Flow Unstable Magnetopause Boundary Observed by Juno

Clustering Behavior in Solar Flare Dynamics

The Roles of Flux Tube Entropy and Effective Gravity in the Inward Plasma Transport at Saturn

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Reik Donner

JEFFREY P. THAYER

Eun-Hwa Kim

Simon Wing

Iver Cairns

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