Magnetospheric space plasma investigations

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Coulomb Collisions, Ion Temperature, Ionic Collisions, Light Ions, Magnetic Fields, Magnetospheres, Plasmasphere, Polar Caps, Space Plasmas, Data Processing, Estimates, Heat Transfer, Hydrogen, Mathematical Models, Neutral Particles, Oxygen, Spin-Spin Coupling, Temperature Profiles

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A time dependent semi-kinetic model that includes self collisions and ion-neutral collisions and chemistry was developed. Light ion outflow in the polar cap transition region was modeled and compared with data results. A model study of wave heating of O+ ions in the topside transition region was carried out using a code which does local calculations that include ion-neutral and Coulomb self collisions as well as production and loss of O+. Another project is a statistical study of hydrogen spin curve characteristics in the polar cap. A statistical study of the latitudinal distribution of core plasmas along the L=4.6 field line using DE-1/RIMS data was completed. A short paper on dual spacecraft estimates of ion temperature profiles and heat flows in the plasmasphere ionosphere system was prepared. An automated processing code was used to process RIMS data from 1981 to 1984.

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