The Astrophysical Journal 2008: Vol 681 Index & Table of Contents

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CONTENTSO F VOLUME 681, PART |
2008 JULY 1, NUMBER |
THE HISTORY AND MORPHOLOGY OF HELIUM REIONIZATION
Steven R. Furlanetto & S. Peng Ol
PREGALACTIC LiBeB PRODUCTION BY SUPERNOVA COSMIC RAYS
Motohiko Kusakabe
DARK ENERGY AND COSMIC CURVATURE: MONTE CARLO MARKOV CHAIN APPROACH
Yungui Gong, Qiang Wu, & Anzhong Wang
SIGNATURES OF ACDM SUBSTRUCTURE IN TIDAL DEBRIS
Jennifer M. Siegal-Gaskins & Monica Vallur
CONTRIBUTION TO UNRESOLVED INFRARED FLUCTUATIONS FROM DWARF GALAXIES
AT REDSHIFTS OF 2-3 g
Ranga-Ram Chary, Asantha Cooray, & lan Sullivan
NONAXISYMMETRIC EFFECTS IN BLACK HOLE ACCRETION INVISCID HYDRODYNAMICS
FORMATION AND EVOLUTION OF A TILTED TORUS
ignieszka JJ aniuk, Daniel Proga, & Ryuichi Kurosawa
COEVOLUTION OF SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES AND CIRCUMNUCLEAR DISKS
zomu Kawakatu & Ketichi Wada
OBSERVATIONAL EFFECTS OF ANOMALOUS BOUNDARY LAYERS IN RELATIVISTIC JETS
M. A. A & P Mimica
NUCLEOSYNTHESIS IN ACCRETION AND OUTFLOW REGIONS AROUND BLACK HOLES
Tao Hu & Oiuhe Pena
DYNAMICS OF KICKED AND ACCELERATED MASSIVE BLACK HOLES IN GALAXIES
David A. Kornreich & Richard V. E. Lovelace
SWIFT BAT SURVEY OF AGNs
I Tue R. F- Mushotzky, S. Barthelm K. Cannizzo, N. Gehrels, C. B. Ma
PROPERTIES OF ACTIVE GALAXIES DEDUCED FROM H 1 OBSERVATIONS
[ g ( H ere? riing, & Jen I Creene
GEMINI IMAGING OF MID-INFRARED EMISSION FROM THE NUCLEAR REGIONO F CENTAURUS A
7 Dp kham, A N. A‘. Levenson, Er ric Pe) rlman, Ly erothWohdei? L. 1P F eeu v, Hf enry Matthews
Racl Vason, James M. De Buizer, Charles M. Telesco, & Manuel Orduna
THERMAL BALANCE IN THE INTRACLUSTER MEDIUM: IS AGN FEEDBACK NECESSARY?
C nar Con & Jeremiah P. Ostrike
CLUSTER STRUCTURE IN COSMOLOGICAL SIMULATIONS. I. CORRELATION TO OBSERVABLES
MASS ESTIMATES, AND EVOLUTION
li E. Jeltema, Eric J. Hallman, Jack O. Burns, & Patrick M. Mot
DARK MATTER AND BARYONSI N THE X-RAY LUMINOUS MERGING GALAXY CLUSTER RX J1347.5—114154)
4 lim Schrabback, Thomas Erben, Michael McCourt, Evan Million, Adam Mantz, Steve Allen, Roger Blandford
1leksi Ha Hendrik Hildebrandt, Marco Lombardi, Phil Marshall, Peter Schneider, Tommaso Treu, & Jean-Paul Kneib
THE ACS VIRGO CLUSTER SURVEY. XV. THE FORMATION EFFICIENCIESO F GLOBULAR CLUSTERS
IN EARLY-TYPE GALAXIES: THE EFFECTS OF MASS AND ENVIRONMENT
r lrés Jordan, PD atrick Cote, Marianne Takan 1, Michael J. West
e, Simona Me John L ) & Andrew A. West
INCLINATION-INDEPENDENT GALAXY CLASSIFICATION
Jeren } n & William E. Harr
THE REDSHIFT EVOLUTION OF WET, DRY, AND MIXED GALAXY MERGERS FROM CLOSE GALAXY PAIRS
IN THE DEEP2 GALAXY REDSHIFT SURVEY
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GALEX OBSERVATIONSO F LOW SURFACE BRIGHTNESS GALAXIES: UV COLOR
AND STAR FORMATION EFFICIENCY
§. Boissier, A. Gild e Pa 1. Boselli, V Buat, B. Madore emin, C. Balkowski, P- Amram, ( jna } in Drie
IRAC EXCESS IN DISTANT STAR-FORMGAILANXIGES : TENTATIVE EVIDENCE FOR THE 3.3 wm POLYCYCLI
AROMATIC HYDROCARBON FEATURI
B. Maanelli, R. R. Chary, A. Pope, D. Elbaz, G. Morr { M. Dickinso
QUANTITATIVE SPECTROSCOPY OF 24 A SUPERGIANTSI N THE SCULPTOR GALAXY NGC 300: FLI X-WEIGHTED
GRAVITY —LUMINOSITY RELATIONSHIP, METALLICITY, AND METALLICITY GRADIENT
Rolf-Peter Kudritzk Vigue {. Urbaneja. | bre rhert P) [ 1. Wolfaana Gieren,. & G
THE INITIAL MASS FUNCTION OF THE STELLAR ASSOCIATION NGC 602 IN THE SMALL MAGELLANIC CLOUD
WITH HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE ACS OBSERVATIONS
Markus Schmalzl, Dimitrios A. Gouliern ind) E. Dolphin, & Thomas Hennir
AN IMPROVED MAGNETIC MAP OF THE MILKY WAY, WITH THE CIRCULARLY ORBITING GAS
AND MAGNETIC FIELD LINES CROSSING THE DUSTY STELLAR SPIRAL ARMS
JacquP.e Vasll e
ANOTHER NONSEGREGATED BLUE STRAGGLER POP ‘TION IN A GLOBULAR CLUSTER
THE CASE OF NG(¢ 419
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DISCOVERY OF A NEW X LI R R2NOVA REMNANT ARO E PULSAR WIND NEBULA
IN 3EG J1809—2328
Mallory S. E. Robert
TOWARD BETTER SIMI
R. H. Ménde 1. M. Teodor
NON —LOCAL THERMODYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM N I FN ( : ENTRAL STAR AND ITS REI
rO THE SURROUNDING PLANETARY
L. N. Georgiev, M. Peimbert, D {
X-RAY DUST SCATTERING A ALI NGI THI MPLETE HAI AROUND GX
Randall K. Smith
INTERNAL DYNAMICS OF THE HYPERCOMPA(
Me Se bE. Churchwe ». Aurt W. M. ¢
DISCOVERY OF WARM AND DENSE MOLE‘ LA AS RROUNDING
IRR eM ménez-Estehan. & FE. ¢
ON THE CONSTAN(
GLOBAL MODELS FOR TI
Kaitlin M. Kratter, C)
ACCRETION-POWEREDS
Sean Matt & Ralph E. Pu
THE BALLOON-BORNE |
THE BALLOON-BORNE LARGI
CALIBRATION AND TARGETED SOl
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THE BALLOON-BORNE |
RVEY IN VULPECUI
THE EFFECT OF TURBULENT INTERMITTENCY ON THE DEFLATO GDETRONAATITON ITROANSNITI ON
IN SUPERIaN EOXPLVOSAION S
thin Pan, J. Craig Wheeler &
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SiFTO: AN EMPIRICAL METHOD FOR FITTINGSN la LIGHT CURVES
M.S in, E. Y. Hsiao, J. Guy, P. Astier alam Balland, S. Basa, R. G
\ R. Pain. K. Perrett ritchet Regnault
THE INFLUENCES OF OUTFLOW ON THE DYNAMICSO F INFLOW
Fu-Guo Xie & |} iar
DEVIATIONS FROM THE FLUX—RECURRENCE TIME RELATIONISN HGSI P 1826—238: POTENTIAL TRANSIENT
SPECTRAL CHANGES
Thomas V Thon ] an K 1 vay, Richard E. Roths l & Lee Homer
DISCOVERY OF A ‘ NG. ENERGETIC 70.5 ms PULSAR ASSOCIATED WITH THE TeV GAMMA-RAY
SOURCE HESS J18
E. V. Gotthelf &
CONSTRAINTSO N THE EMISSION AND VIEWING GEOMETRY OF THE TRANSIENT ANOMALOUS X-RAY
PULSAR XTE J
Rosalba Perna &
IE 161348—5055 IN THE SUPERNOVA REMNANT RCW 103: A MAGNETAR IN A YOUNG
LOW-MASS BINARY SYSTEM?
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H1 UBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE STIS SPECTROSCOPY OF LONG-PERIOD DWARF NOVAE IN QUIESCENCI
Szkody, Christian K
TOMOGRAPHIC SEPARATIONO F COMPOSITE SPECTRA. XI. THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIESO F THE MASSIVE CLOSI
BINARY HD 1002 TU MUSCAE)
Laura R. Per nthia Ouzts. & Dou
SPURIOUS ECCENTRICITIESO F DISTORTED BINARY COMPONENTS
ATION ON THE SPECTRUM OF VEGA
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S OF MULTIPLICITY IN LATE-TYPE DWARF SPECTRA UNRESOLVED M8.5 5S BINAR
RES OF ACCRETION ONTO YOUNG VERY LOV A ARS AND BROWN DWARFS
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PARAMETERS A) PREDICTIONS FOR THE LONG-PERIOD TRANSITING PLANET HD
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EFFECTS AND TI COSMIC RAY DENSITY GRADIENT IN A SOLAR ROTATION PERIOD
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10, NUMBER 2
IME VARIATIONO F THE ELECTRON MASS IN 1 EARL‘ NIVERSE AND THE BARROW-MAGUELO MODEI
( idia G. See ) Ve E. M ‘ 5 J J « Hect ” J
EXTRAGALACTIC POINT-SOURCE SEARCH IN H { ANI $ GHz DATA
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COSMOLOGICAL H un BUBBLE GROWTH Dt
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PASSIVE EVOLUTION OF GALAXY CLUSTERING
Hee-Jong Seo, Daniel J. Eisenstein, & Idit Zeha
THE X-RAY PROPERTIESO F MODERATE-REDSHIFT GALAXY GROUPS SELECTED BY ASSOCIATION
WITH GRAVITATIONAL LENSES
C. D. Fassnacht, D. D. Kocevski, M. W. Auger, L. M. Lubin [ uther, 1 leltema, J Mulcha | P- McKean
AN INFRARED SURVEY OF BRIGHTEST CLUSTER GALAXIES. Il. WHY ARE SOME BRIGHTEST CLUSTER GALAXIES
FORMING STARS
Christopher P. O'Dea, Stefi A. Baum, George Privon, Jace Vo t i ( ul holas Zufelt, Jaehong Park, Alastair Eda
Helen Russe indre C. Fabian, Megan Donahue aig l arazin, Brian ura, Joel N. Breqman chi Egam
4 NEW GALAXY GROUP FINDING ALGORITHM: PROBABILITY FRIENDS-OF-FRIENDS
Hauyu Baobal B. C. Hsieh, Paul T. P. Ho, Lihwai Lin, & Renbin Yar
THE PERSISTENCE OF UNIVERSAL HALO PROFILES
imr A. El-Zant
THE CAUSES OF HALO SHAPE CHANGES INDUCED BY COOLING BARYONS: DISKS VERSUS SUBSTRUCTURES
Victor P. Debattista, Ben Moore, Thomas Quinn, Stelios Kazantzidis, Rvan Maas, Lucio Mayer, Justin Read, & Joachim Stade!
TOWARD A ROBUST ESTIMATE OF THE MERGER RATE EVOLUTION USING NEAR-IR PHOTOMETRY
1. Rawat, Francois Hammer, Ajit K. Kembhavi, & Hector Flores
THE MULTIWAVELENGTH SURVEY BY YALE-CHILE (MUSYC): WIDE K-BAND IMAGING, PHOTOMETRIC
ATALOGS, CLUSTERING, AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIESO F GALAXIES AT z 2
Guillermo A. Blanc, Paulina Lira, L. Felipe Barrientos, Paula Aquirre, Harold Francke, Edward N
Danilo Marchesir Leopoldo Infante. Eric awise Patrick B. Hal lon P Willis. David Herrera, &
MUSYC (¢
4 DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF THE DUST EXTINCTION CURVE IN AN INTERMEDIATE-REDSHIFT GALAXY
Kevin Heng, Dat Rosalba Perna, Peter Garnavich, Alberto Noriega-Crespo, David Bersier, Thomas Matheson, & Michael Pahr
4 COMPARISONO F GALAXY PROPERTIESI N TWO LUMINOUS RED GALAXY SAMPLES AT FXTREMELY HIGH
AND LOW DENSITY
Yin-Fa Der Zhou He, Yi-Qing Chen, & Ping Wu
4-COSMOS SURVEY. Il. FURTHER CATALOG ANALYSIS AND THE RADIO SOURCE COUNTS
P ( FE. Schinnerer V Smol K. Jahnke, C. Car & G. Zamorar
MERGINGO F GLOBULAR CLUSTERS IN INNER GALACTIC REGIONS. Il. NUCLEAR STAR CLUSTER FORMATION
R. Cap ) N Vio
GALACTIC SPIRAL SHOCKS WITH THERMAL INSTABILITY
Chang-G Kin | } lae Kim. & Eve C. Ostriker
TRACING THE MASS-DEPENDENT STAR FORMATHIIOSTNOR Y OF LATE-TYPE GALAXIES
USING X-RAY EMISSION: RESULTS FROM THE CHANDRA DEEP FIELDS
B. D. Lehmer, W. N. Brandt, D. M. Alexander, E. F- Bell, A. E. Hornschemeier, D. H. McIntosh
D. P. Schneider D. Silverman, A. T. Steffen, P. Toz & C. Wolf
METALLICITY CALIBRATIONS AND THE MASS-METALLICITY RELATION FOR STAR-FORMING GALAXIES
Lisa J. Ke é & Sara Eilison
TRACING THE [ Fe Ne RATIO AND ITS RELATIOWINTHS HOTIHPER ISM INDICATORS WITHIN STAR-FORMING
DWARF GALAXIES: A SPITZER IRS ARCHIVAL STUDY
B. O'Halloran, S. C. Madden, & N. P. Abe
MASS LOSS FROM EVOLVED STARS IN ELLIPTICAL GALAXIES
Joel R. Pan { é \. Breqman
THE GLOBULAR CLUSTER SYSTEMS AROUND NGC 3311 AND NGC
abeth M. | Vehner, William E. Harr Bradley C. Whitmore, Barry Rothberg, & K)
CHARACTERISTIC SCALES IN STELLAR CLUSTERING: A TRANSITION NEAR THE DISK SCALE HEIGHT
Vary Crone Odel
RADIAL VELOCITIESO F STARS IN THE GALACTIC CENTER
Oingfer Zh Rolf P Kudritzki. Donald F Fiaer Fran Naj wre
DISTORTION OF ULTRA-HIGH-ENERGY SKY BY GALACTIC MAGNETIC FIELD
aka ra“& Katsuhiko Sato
VERY LARGE ARRAY OBSERVATIONSO F GALACTIC CENTERO H 1720 MHz MASERSI N SAGITTARIUS A EAST
AND IN THE CIRCUMNUCLEAR DISK
Lorant O. § erman & Ylva M. Pihlstron
THE EVOLUTION OF NGC 7027 AT RADIO FREQUENCIES: A NEW DETERMINATIONO F THE DISTANCE
AND CORE MASS
{bert A. Zijlstra, P. A. M. van Hoof, & R. A. Perley
CONTENTS
FUSE OBSERVATIONSO F THE LOOP I/LOCAL BUBBLE INTERACTION REGION
Shauna M. Sallmen, Eric J. Korpela, & Hiroki Yamashit
NEW THEORETICAL RESULTS CONCERNING THE INTERSTELLAR ABUNDANCE OF MOLECULAR OXYGEN
Donghui Quan, Eric Herbst, T. J. Millar, George E. Hassel, Shi Ying Lin, Hua Guo, Pascal Honvault, & Daigian Xi
ON THE ORIGINO F THE NEUTRAL HYDROGEN SUPERSHELLS: THE IONIZED PROGENITORS
AND THE LIMITATIONSO F THE MULTIPLE SUPERNOVAE HYPOTHESIS
Sergiy Silich, Federico Elias, & José Frar
COSMIC RAY TRANSPORT AND PRODUCTION IN THE GALAXY: A STOCHASTIC PROPAGATION
SIMULATION APPROACH
ut, Ming Zha Ham
INFRARED DUST BUBBLES: PROBING THE DI ILEI . t-—E AND YOUNG MASSIVE STI
POPULATIONSO F GALACTIC H u REGIONS
C. Watson. M. S. Povich., E. B. Churchwe Bi
MAGNETIC BRAKING AND PROTOSTELLAI FORMATION: THE IDEAL MHD |
ij lvfi¢ nad iu i
EXTENDING THE MODEL OF KH ECTS OF FORWARD SCATTERING AND CURVATURI
OF THE OCCULTING RING EDGI
RESOLVING THE CHEMISTRY
Chunhua Oi, David Wilne
THE RAPID DECLINI
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CONTENTS
RATES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF INTERMEDIATE MASS RATIO INSPIRALS DETECTABLE BY ADVANCED LIGO
Ilva Mandel, Duncan A. Brown, Jonathan R. Gair, & M. Coleman Miller
THREE-DIMENSIONAL SIMULATIONSO F THE DEFLAGRATION PHASE OF THE GRAVITATIONALLY CONFINED
DETONATION MODEL OF TYPE la SUPERNOVAI
G. C. Jordan IV. R. T. Fisher. D. M. Townsle 1. C. Calder, C. Graziani, S. Asida, D. QO. Lamb, & J. W. Truran
SWIFT J1753.5—0127: THE BLACK HOLE CANDIDATE WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD
C. Zurita. M. Durar VU. A. P Torres, T. Shahbaz, J. Casares. & D. Steegh
GRB 07020 4 POSSIBLE SOFT GAMMA-RAY REPEATER IN M31
E. O. Ofek M. Mu R. Ouimby, S. R. Kulkarni. H. Stiele. W Pietsch. E. Naka ral-Ya Rau. P B. Cameron, S. B. Cenko
M. M. Kasliwal, D. B. | P. Chandra, A. AK . H. Kong, & R. bB arnara
SPITZER IRAC OBSERVATIONS OF WHITE DWARFS. II. MASSIVE PLANETARY AND COLD BROWN DWARI
COMPANIONS TO YOUNG AND OLD DEGENERATES
J). Farihi, E. E. Becklin, & B. Zuckerman
SPITZER MIPS OBSERVATIONS OF STARS IN THEI PICTORIS MOVING GROUP
L. M. Rebull, K. R. Stapelfeldt, M. W. Werner, V. G. Mannings, C. Chen, J. R. Stauffer. P. S. Smith, 1. Song, D. Hines, & F. J. Low
Fe AND Al ABUNDANCES FOR 180R ED GIANTS IN THE GLOBULAR CLUSTER OMEGA CENTAURI (NGC 5139)
Christian I. Johnson, Catherine A. Pilachowski, Jennifer Simmerer. & Dustin Schwenk
DETAILED ABUNDANCES FOR 28 METAL-POOR STARS: STELLAR RELICS IN THE MILKY WAY
David K. Lai, Michael Bolte, Jennifer A. Johnson, Sara Lucatello, Alexander Heger, & S. E. Woosle
EFFECTS OF METALLICITY ON THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF CARBON STARS
IM. Leisenrin F Kemper. & G. ( Sioa
VLBI OBSERVATIONS OF SiO MASERS AROUND AH SCORPII
Xi Chen & Zhi-Qiang Sher
NEW BROWN DWARF DISKS IN THE TW HYDRAE ASSOCIATION
Basmah Riaz & John E. Giz
HEXADECAPOLE APPROXIMATION IN PLANETARY MICROLENSING
indrew Gould
PLANETESIMAL EVOLUTION IN CIRCUMBINARY GASEOUS DISKS: A HYBRID MODEI
F. Marzazi, P. & H. Schol
HABITABLE CLIMATES
David S. Spiegel, Kr
COMPOSITION OF ICES IN LOW-MASS EXTRASOLAR PLANETS
U.. Marboeuf, O. M D. Ehrenreich, Y. Alibert, A. Cassan, V. Wakelam
TIDAL HEATINGO F EXTRASOLAR PLANETS
Brian Jackson. Richard Greenbera Rory Barnes
THE INFLUENCE OF GIANT PLANETS NEAR A MEAN MOTION RESONANCE ON EARTH-LIKE PLANETS
IN THE HABITABLE ZONE OF SUN-LIKE STARS
E. Pilat-Lohinger, A. S P. Robutel, & F. Freistetter
ON SIGNATURESO F ATMOSPHERIC FEATURESI N THERMAL PHASE CURVESO F HOT JUPITERS
Emily Rauscher, Kristen Menou, James Y-K. Cho, Sara Seager, & Bradley M. S. Hanser
CHARGE STATE FORMATIONO F ENERGETIC ULTRAHEAVY IONS IN A HOT PLASMA
Y ¥. Kartavykh, W. Drége, B. Klecker, L. Kocharov, G. A. Kovaltsov, & E. Mébius
ON THE EXPANSION OF QUASI-STATIC, TWISTED CORONAL LOOPS IN UNIFORM GRAVITY
G. J. D. Petrie
INTERMITTENCY IN THE PHOTOSPHERE AND CORONA ABOVE AN ACTIVE REGION
Valentyna Abramenk vas Yurchyshyn, & Haimin Wang
DISINTEGRATION OF MAGNETIC FLUX IN DECAYING SUNSPOTS AS OBSERVED WITH THE H/INODE SOT
VM. Kubo, B. W. Lites, K. Ichimoto, T. Shimizu, Y. Suematsu, Y. Katsukawa, T. D. Tarbell, R. A. Shine, A. M. LTiitllle,e S. Nagata, & S. Tsuneta
MILLISECOND MICROWAVE SPIKES: STATISTICAL STUDY AND APPLICATION FOR PLASMA DIAGNOSTICS
l. V. Rozhansky, G. D. Fleishman, & G.-L. Huang
ON THE VARIABILITY OF THE APPARENT SOLAR RADIUS
G. A. Chapman, J. J. Dobias, & S. R. Walton
MINOR ION ABUNDANCES IN THE SLOW SOLAR WIND
C. Giammanc P Wurz, & R. Karrer
A CELESTIAL GAMMA-RAY FOREGROUNDDU E TO THE ALBEDOO F SMALL SOLAR SYSTEM BODIES
AND A REMOTE PROBE OF THE INTERSTELLAR COSMIC-RAY SPECTRUM
Igor V. Moskalenko, Troy A. Porter, Seth W. Digel, Peter F. Michelson, & Jonathan F. Ormes
CONTENTS
DISSOCIATIVE RECOMBINATION OF D,S*: PRODUCT BRANCHING FRACTIONS AND ABSOLUTI
CROSS SECTIONS
VM. Kaminska, E. Vigren, V. Zhaunerchyh l seppert, H. Roberts Walsh fillar, M. Danielsson, M. Hamberg, R. D. Thomas
M. Larsson, M. af Uaqglas, & J. Semaniak
ON THE MOMENTUM DIFFUSION OF RADIATING ULTRARELATIVISTIC ELECTRONSI N A TURBULENT
MAGNETIC FIELD
Lukasz Stawarz & Vahe Petrosiar