Hot plasma and energetic particles in the Earth's outer magnetosphere: New understandings during the IMS

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Boundary Layer Plasmas, Earth Atmosphere, Earth Magnetosphere, Energetic Particles, High Temperature Plasmas, International Magnetospheric Study, Magnetic Storms, Particle Acceleration, Particle Trajectories, Plasma Currents, Plasma-Particle Interactions, Ring Currents

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Accomplishments during IMS in clarifying magnetospheric particle variations in the region from geostationary orbit altitudes into the deep magnetotail are reviewed. Acceleration processes, transport processes, and loss processes are discussed. Changes in hot plasmas and energetic particle populations related to geomagnetic storm and magnetospheric substorm effects are considered. The IMS data allow a unified view as magnetospheric particles are traced from their acceleration source through the plasma sheet and outer trapping regions to their loss via ionospheric precipitation and ring current formation processes.

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