Ion injection and Fermi acceleration at earth's bow shock - The 1984 September 12 event revisited

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Interplanetary Medium, Particle Acceleration, Shock Wave Propagation, Solar Corpuscular Radiation, Solar Wind, Ampte (Satellites), Energy Spectra, Ion Injection, Monte Carlo Method

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The injection and acceleration of thermal solar wind ions at the quasi-parallel bow shock are investigated using large-scale self-consistent 1D hybrid simulations. The results show that protons up to 30-50 keV are accelerated at the shock out of the incident thermal solar wind distribution by a more or less coherent mechanism. Ions above about 50 keV are scattered in the upstream region, tuned to the shock, and interact with the shock at least a second time. The model predicts an exponential decrease of the upstream proton intensity with an e-folding distance of about 9 R(E). When upstream particles are included in the hybrid code self-consistently in such a way that sufficient simulation particles are present to give reasonable statistics, the upstream spectra of both protons and alpha particles can be modeled.

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