The Dynamic Magnetosphere - Liu, William; Fujimoto, Masaki; SpringerLink (Online service) (Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 2011)
Part I   Solar Wind-Magnetosphere Interaction -- 1. The Magnetopause, its Boundary Layers and Pathways to the Magnetotail -- 2. Quantifying Energy Transfer at the Magnetopause -- 3. Long-period ULF Waves Driven by Periodic Solar Wind Disturbances -- Part II   Magnetotail Dynamics -- 4. Magnetotail Dynamics: Survey of Recent Progress -- 5. Physical Processes for Magnetospheric Substorm Expansion Onsets -- 6. Cluster Observations of Plasma Bubbles, BBFs and Their Wakes -- 7. A Statistical Study of Pressure Changes in the near-Earth Magnetotail  Associated With Substorm Expansion Onsets -- 8. Categorization of the Time Sequence of Events Leading to Substorm Onset Based on THEMIS All-Sky Imager Observations.- Part III   Inner Magnetospheric Processes -- 9. Dynamic Inner Magnetosphere: A Tutorial and Recent Advances -- 10. Self-Consistent Simulations of Plasma Waves and their Effects on Energetic Particles -- 11. Topology of High-Latitude Magnetospheric Currents -- 12. Detection of Dynamical Complexity Changes in Dst  Time Series Using Entropy Concepts and Rescaled Range Analysis.- Part IV   Waves and Turbulence in Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling.- 13. Magnetospheric ULF Waves:  A Review -- 14. ULF Waves in the Topside Ionosphere: Satellite Observations and Modeling -- 15. Evidence for a Multi-Scale Aurora.- Part V   Ionospheric Driver of the Magnetosphere -- 16. Influences of the Ionosphere, Thermosphere and Magnetosphere on Ion Outflows -- 17. Heavy Ion Energization, Transport, and Loss in the Earth's Magnetosphere -- 18. Data Assimilation Models: A 'New' Tool for Ionospheric Science and Applications -- Part VI   Extraterrestrial Magnetospheres -- 19. Large-Scale Structure in the Magnetospheres of Jupiter and Saturn -- 20. Lunar Plasma Environment -- Index.
Keywords: Geophysics; Space sciences; Geophysics/Geodesy.; Space Sciences (including Extraterrestrial Physics, Space Exploration and Astronautics).