Physics
Scientific paper
May 1980
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1980p%26ss...28..525s&link_type=abstract
Planetary and Space Science, vol. 28, May 1980, p. 525-533. Research supported by the Norwegian Research Council for Technology
Physics
Cusps, Electron Precipitation, Lines Of Force, Magnetic Field Configurations, Proton Precipitation, Satellite Observation, Topology, Daytime, Electron Energy, Energy Distribution, Geomagnetism, Magnetosheath, Plasma Sheaths, Proton Energy
Scientific paper
Dayside low altitude satellite observations of the pitch angle and energy distribution of electrons and protons in the energy range 1 eV to 100 eV during quiet geomagnetic conditions reveal that at times there is a clear latitudinal separation between the precipitating low energy (keV) electrons and protons, with the protons precipitating poleward of the electrons. The high energy (100 keV) proton precipitation overlaps both the low energy (keV) electron and proton precipitation. These observations are consistent with a model where magnetosheath particles stream in along the cusp field lines and are at the same time convected poleward by an electric field.
Borg H.
Gustafsson Georg
Soraas Finn
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