Challenges for the Advanced Composition Explorer

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Jul 1998

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Space Science Reviews, v. 86, Issue 1/4, p. 23-50 (1998).

Astronomy and Astrophysics

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This report is a brief introduction to some of the vital contributions that the Advanced Composition Explorer Mission will make towards our understanding of the origins of matter and acceleration of particles on a wide range of solar and astrophysical scales. Examples of these contributions are drawn from two broad areas of the space sciences. They are: (1) Dynamical phenomena at the Sun and in the inner heliosphere; and (2) The elemental and isotopic composition of matter in the solar wind, solar accelerated ejecta, galactic cosmic radiation and the anomalous nuclear component in the heliosphere. Some current problems with theories intended to account for these phenomena are discussed, including interpretations of the stable and radioactive isotopes in the galactic cosmic rays.

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