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Part I Astrophysical Turbulence
Aspects of Hydrodynamic Turbulence in Classical and Quantum Systems J.J. Niemela 3
Observations and Modeling of Turbulence in the Solar Wind Melvyn L. Goldstein 21
Power Spectra of the Fluctuations in the Solar Wind V. Krishan 35
Part II Astrophysical Dynamos
Alpha Effect in Partially Ionized Plasmas V. Krishan R. T. Gangadhara 55
Constraints on Dynamo Action A. Mangalam 69
Planetary Dynamos Vinod K. Gaur 85
Part III Pulsar Radiation Mechanism
Pulsars as Fantastic Objects and Probes Jin Lin Han 99
Pulsar Radio Emission Geometry R. T. Gangadhara 113
Millisecond Pulsar Emission Altitude from Relativistic Phase Shift: PSR J0437-4715 R. T. Gangadhara R. M. C. Thomas 137
Magnetosphere Structure and the Annular Gap Model of Pulsars G.J. Qiao K.J. Lee H.G. Wang R.X. Xu 147
Wave Modes in the Magnetospheres of Pulsars and Magnetars C. Wang D. Lai 169
Polarization of Coherent Curvature Radiation in Pulsars R. M. C. Thomas R. T. Gangadhara 177
Part IV Quantum Plasmas
Nonlinear Quantum Plasma Physics Padma K. Shukla Bengt Eliasson Dastgeer Shaikh 191
Dust Plasma Interactions in Space and Laboratory Padma K. Shukla Bengt Eliasson Dastgeer Shaikh 213
Part V Accretion Disks
Magnetorotational Instability In Accretion Disks V. Krishan S.M. Mahajan 233
Hybrid Viscosity and Magnetoviscous Instability in Hot, Collisionless Accretion Disks Prasad Subramanian Peter A. Becker Menas Kafatos 249
Transonic Properties of Accretion Disk Around Compact Objects Banibrata Mukhopadhyay 261
Maximum Brightness Temperature for an Incoherent Synchrotron Radio Source Ashok K. Singal 273
Nonlinear Jeans Instability in an Uniformly Rotating GasNikhil Chakrabarti Baranana Pal Vinod Krishan 281
Part VI Solar and Space Plasmas
An Overview of the Magnetosphere, Substorms and Geomagnetic Storms G. S. Lakhina S. Alex R. Rawat 293
Monte Carlo Simulation of Scattering of Solar Radio Emissions G. Thejappa R. J. MacDowall 311
Evolution of Magnetic Helicity in NOAA 10923 Over Three Consecutive Solar Rotations Sanjiv Kumar Tiwari Jayant Joshi Sanjay Gosain P. Venkatakrishnan 329
Stability of Double Layer in Multi-Ion Plasmas A.M. Ahadi S. Sobhanian 337
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I was lucky enough to study under Jearl Walker (of Halliday, Resnick and Walker) and it is great to see his humor surface in an advanced text.
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