Laser-Plasma Experimental Simulations of activity of Solar Magnetic Fields and Earth′s Magnetosphere

Dong Quanli; Wang Shoujun; Yuan Dawei; Lu Quanming; Huang Can; Liu Xun; Li Yutong; Lin Xiaoxuan; Wei Huigang; Zhong Jiayong; Shi Jianrong; Jiang Shaoen; Ding Yongkun; Jiang Baibin; Du Kai; Hua Neng; Qiao Zhanfeng; Huang Kuixi; Chen Ming; He Xiantu; Yu Mingyang; Liu Quansheng; Wang Shui; Tang Yongjian; Zhu Jianqiang; Zhao Gang; Sheng Zhengming; Zhang Jie

doi:10.3788/lop50.080013

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