Distribution of electron density at comet Halley from radio occultation data.

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Cometary Comae: Electron Densities, Comet 1986 Iii Halley

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The results of radio probing of the envelope of Comet Halley with coherent radio signals from the Vega 1 and Vega 2 spacecraft have been used to determine the electron density profiles N(h) in the comet as a function of the cometocentric distance. The dependences N(h) obtained show a local maximum of electron density at cometocentric distance (11.5±0.5)·103km. The distribution of electron density of the cometary plasma in the cometocentric distance range from ≡11.5·103 to ≡5·104km can be approximated by the relation N(h) ≡ h-2. The maximum electron density is reached in special experiments at a distance of ≡11.5·103km, and its value reaches ≡4·103cm-3 for March 6 and ≡2·103cm-3 for March 9, 1986.

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