XINLIN LI

University of Colorado Boulder

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HONG ZHAO

University of Colorado Boulder

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Brian Walsh

Boston University

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Theodore Sarris

GREECE

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Robert A. Marshall

UNITED STATES

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Tomoaki Hori

Designated Associate Professor

Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research, Nagoya University

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Yoshizumi Miyoshi

Nagoya University

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Benjamin Hogan

UNITED STATES

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Weiqin Sun

University of Texas at Dallas

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XINLIN LI

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Measuring Solar Energetic Particles With a CubeSat‐Scale Energetic Particle Telescope: Geant4 Based Design of the REPTile‐3 Instrument

Upper Limit of Electron Energization in the Near‐Earth Plasma Sheet During Substorm Injections

Latitudinal Distributions and Harmonic Characteristics of Pc3‐5 Waves in Electric Field Measured by Arase Satellite

Imbalanced Regression Artificial Neural Network Model for Auroral Electrojet Indices (IRANNA): Can We Predict Strong Events?

A New Electron and Proton Radiation Belt Identified by CIRBE/REPTile‐2 Measurements After the Magnetic Super Storm of 10 May 2024

Relativistic and Ultra‐Relativistic Electron Bursts in Earth's Magnetotail Observed by Low‐Altitude Satellites

Statistical Study of Electric Pc5 Pulsations in the Inner Magnetosphere Observed by Cluster

Characteristics of “Zebra Stripes” of Relativistic Electrons Unveiled by CIRBE/REPTile‐2 Measurements and Test Particle Simulations

On the Physical Mechanisms Driving the Different Deep Penetration of Radiation Belt Electrons and Protons

Surfing Acceleration of Radiation Belt Relativistic Electrons Induced by the Propagation of Interplanetary Shock

Numerical Calculations of Adiabatic Invariants From MHD‐Driven Magnetic Fields

Unveiling Energetic Particle Dynamics in the Near‐Earth Environment From CubeSat Missions

First Results From REPTile‐2 Measurements Onboard CIRBE

Statistical Study on the Azimuthal Mode Number of Pc5 ULF Wave in the Inner Magnetosphere

The Medium Energy Electron Telescope (MEET): Geant4‐Based Instrument Design and Analysis

Observations of Relativistic Electron Enhancement and Butterfly Pitch Angle Distributions at Low L (<3)

Earth‐Based Transmitters Trigger Precipitation of Inner Radiation Belt Electrons: Unveiling Observations and Modeling Results

Nightside Electron Precipitation Patterns as Observed by ELFIN and CIRBE CubeSats

On the Energy‐Dependent Deep (L < 3.5) Penetration of Radiation Belt Electrons

Vol. 55, Issue 3 (Heliophysics 2024 Decadal Whitepapers)

Statistics of Multi‐MeV Electron Drift‐Periodic Flux Oscillations Using Van Allen Probes Observations

On the Challenges of Measuring Energetic Particles in the Inner Belt: A Geant4 Simulation of an Energetic Particle Detector Instrument, REPTile‐2

Response of Electric Field in Terrestrial Magnetosphere to Interplanetary Shock

Quasi‐Trapped Electron Fluxes Induced by NWC Transmitter and CRAND: Observations and Simulations

Multi‐MeV Electron Dynamics Near the Inner Edge of the Outer Radiation Belt

Energy-dependent Boundaries of Earth's Radiation Belt Electron Slot Region

Multi‐Event Studies of Sudden Energetic Electron Enhancements in the Inner Magnetosphere and Its Association With Plasmapause Positions

The Relativistic Electron-Proton Telescope (REPT) Investigation: Design, Operational Properties, and Science Highlights

Collaborators (8)

HONG ZHAO

Brian Walsh

Theodore Sarris

Robert A. Marshall

Tomoaki Hori

Yoshizumi Miyoshi

Benjamin Hogan

Weiqin Sun

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