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Antonius Otto

Office Information
Phone: 
(907) 474-6169
Room: 
Elvey 708C
Email Address: 
aotto3@alaska.edu
Research Group(s): 
Space Physics
Biographical Sketch:

 Dr. Otto's major research interests are in space plasma theory and simulation. His research interests include the linear and nonlinear dynamics of macroscopic current carrying plasma systems with applications in the field of solar wind-magnetosphere interaction, magnetotail dynamics, and the formation and evolution of discrete auroral structures. In 1992, Dr. Otto joined the Geophysical Institute where his current work addresses the three-dimensional evolution of the plasma and the magnetic flux transport at the magnetospheric boundaries, the corresponding magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling, and the formation of current filaments and thin discrete auroral arc structures. 

Present Research Interests: 
  • Magnetic Reconnection
  • Plasma Entry (Kelvin Helmholtz Modes)
  • Magnetotail Dynamics
  • Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling
Extended Publication List: 
http://how.gi.alaska.edu/ao/pub/pubao.html
Links: 
Geophysical Institute Space Physics & Aeronomy Research Group
Space Physics & Aeronomy Faculty Page
Antonius Otto's Home Page
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