Paul Bernhardt

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

United States

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Paul Bernhardt is a Research Professor at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, USA. His research interests encompass the generation and observation of plasma waves, radiation belt electron dynamics, and the interaction of high power radio waves with the ionosphere. Recent publications include studies on whistler wave generation, electron acceleration phenomena, and the impacts of geomagnetic fields on plasma wave behaviors.

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Articles (10)

The generation of whistler, lower hybrid, and magnetosonic waves by satellites passing through ionospheric magnetic field aligned irregularities

Observations of plasma waves generated by charged space objects

Active Precipitation of Radiation Belt Electrons Using Rocket Exhaust Driven Amplification (REDA) of Man‐Made Whistlers

Radiation Belt Electron Acceleration Driven by Very‐Low‐Frequency Transmitter Waves in Near‐Earth Space

Geomagnetic field impacts on second harmonic generation during high power radio wave-ionosphere interaction

The Whistler Traveling Wave Parametric Amplifier Driven by an Ion-Ring Beam Distribution from a Neutral Gas Injection in Space Plasmas

Application of Directed Relational Graph to Air Plasma Chemistry During Plasma Relaxation

Satellite Observations of Strong Plasma Wave Emissions With Frequency Shifts Induced by an Engine Burn From the Cygnus Spacecraft

Strong Amplification of ELF/VLF Signals in Space Using Neutral Gas Injections From a Satellite Rocket Engine

Plasma Cavity Formation During Ionospheric Heating at Arecibo

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Samantha Phillips

Morris Cohen

D. Hampton

Bengt Eliasson

George J. Morales

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