Masafumi Hirahara

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Nagoya University

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Masafumi Hirahara is a Professor at Nagoya University in Japan. His research interests focus on space plasma physics, including electric fields in Earth's magnetosphere, auroral processes, and the development of advanced mass spectrometry techniques. He has authored several recent articles that explore the dynamics of auroral forms, ion precipitation, and innovative instrumentation for space observations.

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Yusuke Ebihara

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Kanako Seki

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University of Tokyo

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Articles (10)

Ion Inverted‐V Precipitation Adjoining Auroral Arc: Low‐Altitude Observations With High Time/Space Resolution by the Reimei Microsatellite

Testing Field‐Line Mapping of Electric Fields in Earth's Magnetosphere

Space plasma precipitation and repelling processes by field-aligned electrostatic potential in auroral arc and hole in the terrestrial polar regions

MHD Simulation Study on Quasi‐Steady Dawn‐Dusk Convection Electric Field in Earth's Magnetosphere

Thermal design for low power consumption of thermionic cathodes in neutral mass spectrometers

Development of a Bunching Ionizer for TOF Mass Spectrometers with Reduced Resources

Latitudinal Profiles of Auroral Forms/Motions and Plasma Properties Based on Simultaneous Image‐Particle Measurements by Reimei in the Midnight Auroral Oval

Reimei Satellite Observations of Alfvénic Interaction Modulating Inverted‐V Electrons and Filamentary Auroral Forms at the Poleward Edge of a Discrete Arc

Field‐Aligned Currents Associated With Pulsating Auroral Patches: Observation With Magneto‐Impedance Magnetometer (MIM) Onboard Loss Through Auroral Microburst Pulsations (LAMP) Sounding Rocket

Triple‐Dome Electrostatic Energy Analyzer With 360° Field‐Of‐View for Simultaneous Measurements of Ions and Electrons

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Yusuke Ebihara

Kanako Seki

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