Kristina Lynch

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Dartmouth College

United States

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Kristina Lynch is a Professor at Dartmouth College in the United States. Her research areas focus on heliophysics, ionospheric modeling, and the interaction of Alfvén waves with thermal ions, as demonstrated in her recent articles related to the KiNET-X sounding rocket mission. She has contributed significantly to understanding momentum transfer and energy dynamics in plasma environments.

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THOMAS WOODS

University of Colorado Boulder

UNITED STATES

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Leonardo Regoli

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Rachael Filwett

Montana State University

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Harlan E. Spence

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D. Hampton

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Matt Zettergren

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Andris Vaivads

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

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Model data comparison of the Alfvénic momentum transfer in the Kinetic-Scale Energy and Momentum Transport experiment (KiNET-X)

Single-point in situ measurements of thermal ions during the KiNET-X ionospheric sounding rocket mission

Generation of Top‐Boundary Conditions for 3D Ionospheric Models Constrained by Auroral Imagery and Plasma Flow Data

Alfvén wave generation and electron energization in the KiNET-X sounding rocket mission

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An Ionospheric Conductance Gradient Driver for Subauroral Picket Fence Visible Signatures Near STEVE Events

Auroral Spiral Structure Formation Through Magnetic Reconnection in the Auroral Acceleration Region

Spatiotemporal Limitations of Data‐Driven Modeling: An ISINGLASS Case Study

Examining the Auroral Ionosphere in Three Dimensions Using Reconstructed 2D Maps of Auroral Data to Drive the 3D GEMINI Model

The Universal Time Variations of the Intensity of Afternoon Aurora in Equinoctial Seasons

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THOMAS WOODS

Leonardo Regoli

Rachael Filwett

Harlan E. Spence

D. Hampton

Matt Zettergren

Andris Vaivads

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