title: Introduction to Space Physics (Cambridge Atmospheric & Space Science Series) (Cambridge Atmospheric & Space Science)
author: Margaret G. Kivelson
description: "...contains a wealth of information in well-summarized fashion...should be considered a valuable reference text for those who would rather hear from the experts than from a single voice." Elmar R. Reiter, Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics<br /><br />"...Introduction to Space Physics is strong enough to form the backbone for an introductory graduate class....Because of its broad coverage, it will be an excellent addition to the library of any space physicist who occaisonally needs reminding of the issues and advances in other specialities." Michael E. Brown, Physics Today
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  DYNAMICS OF METEOROLOGY 
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  WILEY-PRAXIS SERIES IN ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS 
  Series Editor:John Mason, B.Sc., Ph.D. 
  This series reflects the major developments which are occurring in studies of the physical and 
  dynamic processes which take place within the Earth's atmosphere. With increasing concern over 
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