Medium Energy (20-600 keV) Proton Flux in the Vicinity of the Earth's Bow Shock: Interball-1 Overview

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Dec 1999

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Plasma Turbulence and Energetic Particles in Astrophysics, Proceedings of the International Conference, Cracow (Poland), 5-10 Se

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The energetic particle measurements by DOK2-T apparatus on Interball-1 satellite provide extensive set of data on flux and energy spectra of protons and electrons. We summarize three years of observations for the intervals when the satellite was outside the Earth's bow shock (days 50 - 250 of years 1995, 1996 and 1997). Large statistics indicates that along with the particle leakage from magnetosphere, the signatures of additional acceleration at quasiparallel shocks are significant. The fluxes are organized according to distance to the shock and angle between the normal at intersection point at the bow shock and local magnetic field vector.

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