Global Hydrid Modelling of the Venus Express MAG Observations

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2134 Interplanetary Magnetic Fields, 2780 Solar Wind Interactions With Unmagnetized Bodies, 6295 Venus

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When the unmagnetized planet Venus with a dense atmosphere interacts with the solar wind, an induced magnetosphere is formed and the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) is enhanced and draped near the planet. Hybrid modelling is a semi-kinetic method to study the plasma interactions of Venus-like objects in a global planetary scale. HYB simulation code solves numerically the hybrid model equations and provides, for example, a three dimensional structure of the magnetic field in the objects's near-space. The magnetic fields produced by the HYB-Venus runs are compared to the Venus Express MAG magnetometer observations. Also, the possiblity to derive more information from the MAG-HYB comparison by rotating a quasi-stationary simulation solution around the Venus-Sun axis along the spacecraft orbit is studied. The rotations correspond to a dynamically changing clock angle in the upstream IMF.

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