The GALAH survey: chemical clocks
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Compressibility effect on kelvin-helmholtz instability for cases of stiff plasma and lumpy plasma
Stability of interface between solar wind and geomagnetosphere viewed as surface of hydromagnetic Kelvin-Helmholtz discontinuity
Muon-meson atomic spectral analyses of spherical nuclei
Source mechanisms responsible for generating geomagnetic micropulsations
Sudden commencement of magnetic storm initiating magnetoacoustic oscillations of magnetosphere boundary leading to pearl type micropulsations
Mixed hydromagnetic-electrostatic instability propagating perpendicular to aligned magnetic field and electron streaming in collisionless plasma
Criticism of work by Lerche regarding hydromagnetic analysis of Kelvin-Helmholtz configuration at boundary between solar wind and magnetosphere
Geomagnetic micropulsations mechanism, discussing hydromagnetic waves transmission generated by interface instability between solar wind and magnetosphere, noting transmission path role
Geomagnetic micropulsation theory, discussing mechanisms responsible for amplitude spectrum at earth surface and power spectral density
Two-stream and cross-stream effects on nonlinear wave stability with shock in collisionless plasma
Dual spin satellite stability with four mass nutation damper
Effects of energy dissipation on systems stability of SAS A spacecraft