Shigeru Fujita

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The Institute of Statistical Mathematics

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Shigeru Fujita is a Professor at The Institute of Statistical Mathematics in Japan. His research focuses on the dynamics of the magnetosphere and auroral phenomena, as evidenced by his recent publications on topics such as plasma sheet flow, convection cell interactions, and the formation mechanisms of auroral currents. He employs advanced simulation techniques and machine learning methods to enhance our understanding of terrestrial magnetospheric topology and related physical processes.

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Ryuho Kataoka

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N. Nishitani

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Aoi Nakamizo

National Institute of Information and Communications Technology

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Yusuke Ebihara

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Shin'ya Nakano

Associate Professor

The Institute of Statistical Mathematics

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D. Cai

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Tomo-Hiko Watanabe

Nagoya University

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Articles (15)

Roles of Plasma Sheet Flow, Plasma Sheet Dissipation and the M‐I Coupling in Reproducing the Substorm With the Global Simulation

Formation Mechanism of Fingers That Protrude Eastward From the Io Plasma Disk During the Interchange Instability

Multiple Convection Cells Induced by In‐Front and Off‐Front Interactions Between the Obliquely Northward IMF and the Geomagnetic Field

Identifying and Visualizing Terrestrial Magnetospheric Topology using Geodesic Level Set Method

Machine Learning‐Based Emulator for the Physics‐Based Simulation of Auroral Current System

Radial Transport of Io Plasma From the Inner Magnetosphere to the Tail

Unified Theory of the Arc Auroras: Formation Mechanism of the Arc Auroras Conforming General Principles of Convection and FAC Generation

Interpretation of the Theta Aurora Based on the Null‐Separator Structure

Two current systems in the preliminary phase of sudden commencements in the magnetosphere

Roles of the M‐I Coupling and Plasma Sheet Dissipation on the Growth‐Phase Thinning and Subsequent Transition to the Onset

Development of the Substorm as a Manifestation of Convection Transient

Global Simulation of the Jovian Magnetosphere: Transitional Structure From the Io Plasma Disk to the Plasma Sheet

Formation and Release of the Harang Reversal Relating With the Substorm Onset Process

Quiescent Discrete Auroral Arcs: A Review of Magnetospheric Generator Mechanisms

Reproduction of Ground Magnetic Variations During the SC and the Substorm From the Global Simulation and Biot‐Savart's Law

Collaborators (7)

Ryuho Kataoka

N. Nishitani

Aoi Nakamizo

Yusuke Ebihara

Shin'ya Nakano

D. Cai

Tomo-Hiko Watanabe

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