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ENERGETIC PARTICLE LOSSES AND TRAPPING BOUNDARIES AS DEDUCED FROM CALCULATIONS WITH A REALISTIC MAGNETIC-FIELD MODEL. / SERGEEV, VA; TSYGANENKO, NA.

In: Planetary and Space Science, Vol. 30, No. 10, 1982, p. 999-1006.

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SERGEEV, VA & TSYGANENKO, NA 1982, 'ENERGETIC PARTICLE LOSSES AND TRAPPING BOUNDARIES AS DEDUCED FROM CALCULATIONS WITH A REALISTIC MAGNETIC-FIELD MODEL', Planetary and Space Science, vol. 30, no. 10, pp. 999-1006. https://doi.org/10.1016/0032-0633(82)90149-0

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SERGEEV, VA., & TSYGANENKO, NA. (1982). ENERGETIC PARTICLE LOSSES AND TRAPPING BOUNDARIES AS DEDUCED FROM CALCULATIONS WITH A REALISTIC MAGNETIC-FIELD MODEL. Planetary and Space Science, 30(10), 999-1006. https://doi.org/10.1016/0032-0633(82)90149-0

Vancouver

SERGEEV VA, TSYGANENKO NA. ENERGETIC PARTICLE LOSSES AND TRAPPING BOUNDARIES AS DEDUCED FROM CALCULATIONS WITH A REALISTIC MAGNETIC-FIELD MODEL. Planetary and Space Science. 1982;30(10):999-1006. https://doi.org/10.1016/0032-0633(82)90149-0

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SERGEEV, VA ; TSYGANENKO, NA. / ENERGETIC PARTICLE LOSSES AND TRAPPING BOUNDARIES AS DEDUCED FROM CALCULATIONS WITH A REALISTIC MAGNETIC-FIELD MODEL. In: Planetary and Space Science. 1982 ; Vol. 30, No. 10. pp. 999-1006.

BibTeX

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title = "ENERGETIC PARTICLE LOSSES AND TRAPPING BOUNDARIES AS DEDUCED FROM CALCULATIONS WITH A REALISTIC MAGNETIC-FIELD MODEL",
abstract = "An interpretation of the stable trapping boundaries of energetic electrons and protons during quiet periods is given basing on a realistic magnetospheric magnetic field model. Particle losses are explained in terms of an ionospheric and drift loss cone filling due to a non-adiabatic pitch-angle scattering in the nightside magnetotail current sheet. The proposed mechanism is shown to provide a good agreement of the observed and calculated positions of the energetic particle trapping boundaries, as well as their energy dependence. The obtained results can be applied as a tool for investigating the magnetospheric magnetic field structure using the particle data of low-altitude satellites.",
keywords = "magnetosphere, charged particles, modeling, trapped particles, isotropic precipitation, geomagnetic field",
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N2 - An interpretation of the stable trapping boundaries of energetic electrons and protons during quiet periods is given basing on a realistic magnetospheric magnetic field model. Particle losses are explained in terms of an ionospheric and drift loss cone filling due to a non-adiabatic pitch-angle scattering in the nightside magnetotail current sheet. The proposed mechanism is shown to provide a good agreement of the observed and calculated positions of the energetic particle trapping boundaries, as well as their energy dependence. The obtained results can be applied as a tool for investigating the magnetospheric magnetic field structure using the particle data of low-altitude satellites.

AB - An interpretation of the stable trapping boundaries of energetic electrons and protons during quiet periods is given basing on a realistic magnetospheric magnetic field model. Particle losses are explained in terms of an ionospheric and drift loss cone filling due to a non-adiabatic pitch-angle scattering in the nightside magnetotail current sheet. The proposed mechanism is shown to provide a good agreement of the observed and calculated positions of the energetic particle trapping boundaries, as well as their energy dependence. The obtained results can be applied as a tool for investigating the magnetospheric magnetic field structure using the particle data of low-altitude satellites.

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KW - charged particles

KW - modeling

KW - trapped particles

KW - isotropic precipitation

KW - geomagnetic field

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