Space Plasma Simulations Proceedings of the Second International School for Space Simulations, Kapaa, Hawaii, February 4–15, 1985
The emergence over the past several years of space plasma simula tions as a distinct field of endeavor, rather than simply the somewhat startling offspring of plasma physics, computer simulations and space observations, has necessitated a concentrated effort at interdigitat ing its parent and comp...
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Dordrecht
Springer Netherlands
1985, 1985
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Edition: | 1st ed. 1985 |
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Table of Contents:
- Wave Observations in Outer Planet Magnetospheres
- The Menagerie of Geospace Plasma Waves
- Observations of Low Energy Magnetospheric Plasma Outside the Plasmasphere
- Field-Aligned (Birkeland) Currents
- Large Electric Fields in the Magnetosphere
- Plasma Observations in the Auroral and Polar Cap Region
- Observations of Ion Cyclotron Waves Near Synchronous Orbit and on the Ground
- Dynamics of the Earth’s Ring Current: Theory and Observation
- 3 — Theory
- Space Plasma Turbulent Dissipation: Reality or Myth?
- Kinetic Theory of Plasma Waves
- Coherent Nonlinear Effects on Electromagnetic Wave-Particle Interactions
- Whistler Mode Propagation in the Earth and Planetary Magnetospheres and Ray Tracing Techniques
- Coupling of Macroscopic and Small Scale Phenomena
- Global Energy Regulation in the Solar Wind-Magnetosphere-Ionosphere System
- Auroral ArcFormation: Kinetic and MHD Effects
- Consequences of Hydromagnetic Waves on Magnetospheric Particle Dynamics
- 1 — Simulations
- Fundamentals of Plasma Simulation
- Electromagnetic Particle Simulation Codes
- Elimination of Electromagnetic Radiation in Plasma Simulation: The Darwin or Magnetoinductive Approximation
- Particle Simulation Models for Low Frequency Microinstabilities in a Magnetic Field
- Hybrid Simulation Codes with Application to Shocks and Upstream Waves
- Implicit Plasma Simulation
- Time-Implicit Simulation of Particle-Fluid Systems
- Multidimensional Particle Codes: Their Capabilities and Limitations
- Wave-Particle Diagnostics for Plasma Simulation
- Particle Code Simulations with Injected Particles
- Optimizing Computational Efficiency and User Convenience in Plasma Simulation Codes
- Fluid Modeling of Magnetized Plasmas
- Global Simulations Using MHD Codes: A Few Points to Consider Before You Try One
- The Future of Space Plasma Simulation
- 2 — Observations
- Plasmas in the Earth’s Magnetotail
- Spectral Computation of Tandem Mirror Equilibria with Finite Larmor Radius Effects
- ISSS2 Participants and Contributors
- ISSS2 Supporting Organizations
- Author Index
- Announcement