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American Geophysical Union, Journal of Geophysical Research, A10(96), p. 17903, 1991

DOI: 10.1029/91ja01824

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An S3-3 satellite study of the effects of the solar cycle on the auroral acceleration process

Journal article published in 1991 by Cynthia A. Cattell ORCID, Sharad Chari, Michael A. Temerin
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Abstract

A statistical study of the effects of the solar cycle, as indicated by the value of F10.7, has been made utilizing a data base of electrostatic shocks and the associated ion beams, ion conics, and electron distributions obtained by the S3-3 satellite during the rising phase of the solar cycle. Ion composition was not included since the ion detectors utilized for this study did not determine mass. The acceleration of ions in association with electrostatic shocks is strongly dependent on F10.7 at altitudes of ∼2000 - 8000 km. For low F10.7 (