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J. Niemela, Hydrodynamic Turbulence in classical and quantum fluids;
M. L. Goldstein, Turbulence and global properties of the solar wind;
J. Niemela, Rayleigh-Benard convection at very high Rayleigh numbers;
M. L. Goldstein, Efforts to simulate solar wind turbulence;
P. K. Manoharan, Solar Wind Turbulence and Scintillation Studies;
V. Krishan, Modeling of spectral distribution in the solar wind though Hall-MHD;
S. Sridhar, Plasma turbulence in the interstellar medium;
R. Bingham, Neutrino driven plasma turbulence and supernovae explosions;
S. Sridhar, MHD turbulence;
A. R. Chouduri Dynamo process in the astrophysical universe;
V. K. Gaur, The Earth's main geomagnetic field: Operation of a self excited dynamo;
A. R. Chouduri, The flux transport dynamo in the Sun;
V. K. Gaur, Kinematic theory and the dynamo conditions;
A. Mangalam, Constraints on dynamo action;
V. Krishan, Alpha effect in partially ionized plasmas;
Piyali Chatterjee, Predicting solar cycles with a flux transport dynamo model;
J. L. Han, Manifestation of pulsars -- General introduction;
A. A. Deshpande, Individual Pulses;
R. T. Gangadhara, Radio Pulsar Emission Geometry;
G. J. Qiao, High Energy Observations of pulsars;
Chen Wang, Wave propagation in magnetosphere;
J. L. Han, Pulsars as probes;
G. J. Qiao, Particle acceleration and radiation in magnetosphere;
A. A. Deshpande, Pulsar evolution;
R. T. Gangadhara, Possible Pulsar Radiation process;
G. S. Lakhina, An overview of the magnetosphere, substorms and geomagnetic storms;
P. K. Shukla, Collective Nonlinear Processes in Very Dense Plasmas;
P. K. Shukla, Collective Interactions in Complex Plasmas;
V. Krishan, MRI in accretion disks;
B. P. Pandey, The dynamics of magnetized accretion discs;
P. Subramanian, Hybrid viscosity and the magnetoviscous instability;
B. P. Pandey, Hall MHD in astrophysics;
B. Mukhopadhyay, Transonic properties of the accretion disk around compact objects;
G. Thejappa, Propagation Effects on Visibility and Directivity of Interplanetary Radio Bursts;
P. Venkatakrishnan, Measurement of Solar Magnetic Fields;
Sanjiv Kumar Tiwari, Evolution of Helicity in The Sun;
G. Thejappa, Low Frequency Waves Observed by Lunar Prospector above the Day side Surface of the Moon;
R. Bingham, Coherent Radiative Processes;
R. M. C. Thomas, Emission of radiation in pulsar magnetosphere owing to charged particle acceleration;
A. K. Singal, The maximum brightness temperature limit - Inverse Compton vs. Diamagnetic effects;
R. P. Sharma, Generation Of Nonlinear Localized Wave Packets Of Kinetic Alfven Waves in Solar Plasmas and particle acceleration;
Mradual Sharma, Hydromagnetic Instability in differentially rotating flow;
Nilay Bhatt, Broadband spectral modeling of microquasars;
Binil Aryal, Coexistence of chiral symmetry restoration and random orientation of galaxies;
Nikhil Chakrabarti, Nonlinear Jeans instability in presence of uniform rotation;
Raju Khanal, Kinetic Trajectory Simulation Model of Magnetized Plasma Sheaths;
Siomel Savio Odriozola, Simulation of the dynamics in the magnetospheric current sheet for ifferent conditions of the interplanetary magnetic field;
Tarsem Singh Gill, Ion acoustic solitons in a weakly relativistic plasma with non-thermal electrons and other electron distributions relevant to space plasma
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The Editor, Prof. S.S. Hasan is the Director of the Indian Institute of Astrophysics.
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