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Crary, JH.  1961.  The Effect of the Earth-Ionosphere Waveguide on Whistlers.
Graf, K.  2013.  The Effects of Ground- Based Very Low Frequency Transmitters on The Ionosphere and Magnetosphere.
Liang, C.  2014.  Electrodynamic and Thermodynamic Modeling of The Lightning Channel.
Strauss, D.  2013.  Electromagnetic Subsurface Imaging at VLF with Distributed Optimization.
Ngo, HD.  1989.  Electrostatic Waves Stimulated by VLF Whistler Mode Waves Scattering from Magnetic-field-aligned Plasma Density Irregularities.
Muzzio, J L.  1972.  ELF Propagation in the Plasmasphere Based on Satellite Observations of Discrete and Continuous Forms.
Cohen, MB.  2009.  ELF/VLF Phased Array Generation via Frequency-matched Steering of a Continuous HF Ionospheric Heating Beam.
Moore, RC.  2007.  ELF/VLF Wave Generation by Modulated HF Heating of the Auroral Electrojet.
Report
Carpenter, DL.  2014.  The Early History of Very Low Frequency (VLF) Radio Research at Stanford.
Journal Article
Marshall, RA, Inan US, Chevalier TW.  2008.  Early VLF perturbations caused by lightning EMP-driven dissociative attachment. Geophysical Research Letters. 35:21807.
Mika, A, Haldoupis C, Neubert T, Su H  T, Hsu R  R, Steiner R  J, Marshall RA.  2006.  Early VLF perturbations observed in association with elves. Annales Geophysicae. 24:2179-2189.
Moore, RC, Barrington-Leigh CP, Inan US, Bell TF.  2003.  Early/fast VLF events produced by electron density changes associated with sprite halos. Journal of Geophysical Research (Space Physics). 108:1363.
Kabirzadeh, R, Marshall RA, Inan US.  2017.  Early/fast VLF events produced by the quiescent heating of the lower ionosphere by thunderstorms. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres. 122
Carpenter, DL.  1995.  Earth's plasmasphere awaits rediscovery. EOS Transactions. 76:89-89.
Raghuram, R, Bell TF, Helliwell RA, Katsufrakis J  P.  1977.  Echo-induced suppression of coherent VLF transmitter signals in the magnetosphere. Journal of Geophysical Research. 82:2787-2796.
Smith, A  J, Carpenter DL.  1982.  Echoing mixed-path whistlers near the dawn plasmapause, observed by direction-finding receivers at two Antarctic stations. Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics. 44:973-984.
Carpenter, DL, Lasch S.  1969.  An Effect of a Transmitter Frequency Increase on the Occurrence of VLF Noise Triggered near L = 3 in the Magnetosphere. Journal of Geophysical Research. 74:1859.
Kulkarni, P, Gołkowski M, Inan US, Bell TF.  2015.  The effect of electron and ion temperature on the refractive index surface of 1-10 kHz whistler mode waves in the inner magnetosphere. Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics. 120(1):581-591.
Streltsov, AV, Golkowski MA, Inan US, Papadopoulos KD.  2009.  Effect of frequency modulation on whistler mode waves in the magnetosphere. Journal of Geophysical Research (Space Physics). 114:8214.
Marshall, RA.  2014.  Effect of self-absorption on attenuation of lightning and transmitter signals in the lower ionosphere. Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics. 119
Kimura, I.  1966.  Effects of ions on whistler-mode raytracing. Radio Science. 1(3):269.
Bell, TF, Inan US, Piddyachiy D, Kulkarni P, Parrot M.  2008.  Effects of plasma density irregularities on the pitch angle scattering of radiation belt electrons by signals from ground based VLF transmitters. Geophysical Research Letters. 35:19103.
Lehtinen, NG, Inan US, Bell TF.  2001.  Effects of thunderstorm-driven runaway electrons in the conjugatehemisphere: Purple sprites, ionization enhancements, and gamma rays. Journal of Geophysical Research. 106:28841-28856.
Wang, T  N  C, Bell TF.  1972.  Electric dipole radiation at VLF in a uniform warm magnetoplasma. Rev. de Physique Appliquee. 7:11-20.
Matsui, H, Foster JC, Carpenter DL, Dandouras I, Darrouzet F, de Keyser J, Gallagher DL, Goldstein J, Puhl-Quinn PA, Vallat C.  2009.  Electric Fields and Magnetic Fields in the Plasmasphere: A Perspective From CLUSTER and IMAGE. Space Science Reviews. 145:107-135.