Energetic protons, alpha particles, and electrons in magnetic flux transfer events

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Alpha Particles, Energetic Particles, High Energy Electrons, Magnetic Flux, Magnetopause, Proton Energy, Energy Spectra, International Sun Earth Explorer 1, Magnetosheath, Satellite Observation, Satellite-Borne Instruments

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Energetic proton, alpha particle, and electron data are presented for two magnetopause crossings, which show magnetic field signatures characteristic of flux transfer events (FTEs). Energetic proton and alpha particles are observed streaming along the magnetic field within the magnetosheath in all events showing magnetic signatures characteristic of the FTEs. Flux ratios as high as about 180 parallel and antiparallel to the magnetic field are observed, which means that ions of about 30 keV per charge are at times streaming almost scatter-free from the magnetopause into the magnetosheath. Energetic ion bursts with signatures equal to those observed in FTEs are reduced by more than an order of magnitude as compared to the trapped particle flux.

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