Computer Science – Sound
Scientific paper
Nov 1998
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1998sct..conf..139k&link_type=abstract
Proceedings of the 6th Spacecraft Charging Conference. November 2-6, 1998. AFRL Science Center, Hanscom AFB, MA, USA., p.139-142
Computer Science
Sound
Scientific paper
An overview of several issues associated with the injection of relativistic electron beams from a satellite in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) or from a suborbital sounding rocket is presented. In particular, a model which has been developed to compute the relativistic Beam-Atmosphere Interactions (BAI) associated with the injection of relativistic electron beams (REB's) from a spacecraft has been used to characterize the dynamics of zenith-directed REB's and bremsstrahlung from nadir-directed REB's propagating in a model terrestrial upper atmosphere. It was found that choice of injection altitude of an upward propagating 5 MeV REB influences atmospheric escape energy moderately and divergence severely, consistant with the dominance of small-angle scattering in the electron BAI. The model was also used to compute downward propagating REB-induced bremsstrahlung fluxes incident on detectors on board a satellite in LEO and on a balloon, showing that the latter receives a larger bremsstrahlung dose by several orders of magnitude if the detector is oriented directly at the base of the REB propagation path.
Gilchrist Brian E.
Habash Krause L.
Neubert Torsten
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