Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics
Scientific paper
Nov 2005
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Astronomy and Astrophysics, Volume 442, Issue 2, November I 2005, pp.L11-L14
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astrophysics
11
Heliosphere, Interstellar Medium, Cosmic Rays
Scientific paper
Based on the five species hybrid model by Scherer & Ferreira (2005, ASTRA, 1, 17) we describe the observations of energetic cosmic ray particles by the Voyager 1 spacecraft for solar minimum and maximum conditions during both the A<0 as well the A>0 heliomagnetic cycle. Without going into a detailed data and model analysis, we will show that the model (BoPo-code) is well suited to explain the longterm trend in the observed proton data as this spacecraft moves into the outer heliosphere. By comparison of model results to the observations along the Voyager trajectory we predict, depending on cosmic ray energy, a smooth transition in observed radial profiles after the crossing of the termination shock. From a cosmic ray particle perspective the effect of the shock might be seen in the very low energy data (<30 MeV), where a change in radial gradient occurs over the shock. Also, as Voyager 1 moves into the heliosheath, we show that the solar-cycle related changes in cosmic ray observations, which are clearly observed inside the termination shock, are expected to decrease toward the heliopause beyond which the LISM spectra is assumed to be unperturbed.
Ferreira Stefan E. S.
Scherer Klaus
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