Ion leakage, ion reflection, ion heating and shock-front reformation in a simulated supercritical quasi-parallel collisionless shock

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Ion Density (Concentration), Ion Scattering, Ion Temperature, Shock Fronts, Shock Heating, Boundary Value Problems, Rankine-Hugoniot Relation, Shock Simulators

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Simulation results for a supercritical, quasi-parallel shock are used to investigate the phenomena of ions' reflection, leakage, and heating, as well as shock-front reformation. A possible explanation of the shock-front reformation process involves a highly steepened shock ramp created by insufficient dissipation in the supercritical shock; this ramp can emit large-amplitude whistler waves which then result in the ion-reflection event. Ion reflections furnish further dissipation to counterbalance the nonlinear steepening and thereby reduce the wave amplitude; this terminates the ion-reflection event.

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