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{\bf        G. THEJAPPA}\\
e-mail: thejappa@astro.umd.edu 
\\Telephone: (301)-286-3390
\\ Astronomy Department, University of Maryland 
\\College Park MD 20742\\ or\\
Code 690, NASA/GSFC, Greenbelt, MD 20771
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ACADEMIC BACKGROUND:

Ph. D., 1988; Bangalore University , Bangalore; India\\
M. Sc. in Physics and Mathematics 1974-1980; Patrice
Lumumba University, Moscow; USSR\\
B. Sc. (Hons.) in Physics; 1971-1974; Bangalore 
University, Bangalore;
 India\\
 
PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS:\\

Research Associate, Indian Institute of Astrophysics; 
1981-1986\\
Fellow; Indian Institute of Astrophysics; Bangalore; 
India
1986-\\
Research Associate; Department of Astronomy; University 
of Maryland;
College Park; MD 20742 1989-1994\\
Assistant Research Scientist; Department of Astronomy; 
University of 
Maryland; College Park; MD 20742 1994-;\\

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:\\

American Astronomical Society\\
American Geophysical Union\\


SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:

Radio Emission of Coronal Shock Waves, A. O. Benz and G. 
Thejappa,
Astron. Astrophys., 202, 267, 1988.

Type II Solar Radio Emission - A Self-consistent 
Approach,
Thejappa, G.,  Sol. Phys., 111, 45, 1987.

A Self-consistent Model for the Storm Radio Emission from 
the Sun,
G. Thejappa, Sol. Phys., 132, 173, 1991.

Evaluation of Emission Mechanisms at $\omega_{pe}$ Using 
Ulysses
Observations of Type III
Bursts: G. Thejappa, D. Lengyel-Frey, R. G. Stone and M. 
L. Goldstein;
Astrophys. Journal., 1993, vol.416 p831.

Detection of Langmuir solitons: Implications for type III 
burst
Emission Mechanisms at $2 \omega_{pe}$; G.
Thejappa, R. G. Stone and M. L. Goldstein;
Astrophys. Space Sci., 1996, 243, 1996.

Low-Frequency Waves Associated with Langmuir
Waves in Solar Wind; G.
Thejappa, Donat G. Wentzel and R. G. Stone, J. Geophys. 
Res., 100, 3417,
1995.

Unusul Wave Phenomena near Interplanetary Shocks at High 
Latitudes;
G. Thejappa, D. G. Wentzel, R. J. MacDowall and R. G. 
Stone, GRL, 22, 3421,
1995.

Ulysses Observations of Wave Activity at Interplanetary 
Shocks and
Implications for Type II Radio Bursts, D. Lengyel-Frey, 
G. Thejappa, R. J.
MacDowall, R. G. Stone and J. Phillips, JGR, V. 102, 
p.2611, 1997.

Evidence for Strong and Weak Turbulence Processes in the
Source Region of a Local Type III Radio Burst, G. 
Thejappa and R. J.
MacDowall, Astrophys. J., 498, 465, 1998.

Evidence for Langmuir Envelope Solitons in Solar Type III 
Burst Source
Regions,
G. Thejappa, M. L. Goldstein, R. J. MacDowall, K. 
Papadopoulos and R. G.
Stone, JGR, 28279, 104, 1999.

Synchrotron Maser: a ``New" radiation mechanism, 
Zheleznyakov, V. V.,
Thejappa, G., Koryagin, S. A., and R. G. Stone, (in) 
Radio Astronomy at
Long Wavelengths, Geophysical Monograph 119, p. 57-66, 
2000.

Thejappa, G., and R. J. MacDowall, Ulysses observations 
of nonlinear
wave-wave interactions in the source regions of type III 
solar radio bursts,
J. Astrophys. Astron., 21, 447, 2000.

Thejappa, G., and R. J. MacDowall,  Langmuir waves in the 
vicinity
of interplanetary type II bursts and the Consequences for 
type II Burst
Models, Astrophys. J., 544, L163-167, 2000.

Thejappa, G., and R. J. MacDowall, Fragmented Structure 
of
interplanetary type II bursts, J. Geophys. Res., Vol. 
106, 25313 2001.

Thejappa, G., and R. J. MacDowall, in situ wave phenomena 
associated
with magnetic clouds and other ejecta, Space Sci. Rev., 
97, 211, 2001.


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