Charged Particle Anisotropies in Saturn's Magnetosphere
T. S. Bastian, D. L. Chenette, Julie Anne Simpson
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T. S. Bastian, D. L. Chenette, Julie Anne Simpson
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Method of Analysis Proton Anisotropies in the Outer Magnetosphere Variations of the 0.5-1.8 Mev Proton Pitch Angle Distribution in the Middle Magnetosphere of Saturn Pitch Angle Distributions of Protons in the Inner Magnetosphere Pitch Angle Distributions of Electrons Discussion Summary and Conclusions Appendix: Method of Analysis for Obtaining Anisotropy Data From the University of Chicago Main Telescope and Low Energy Telescope Systems
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Method of Analysis Proton Anisotropies in the Outer Magnetosphere Variations of the 0.5-1.8 Mev Proton Pitch Angle Distribution in the Middle Magnetosphere of Saturn Pitch Angle Distributions of Protons in the Inner Magnetosphere Pitch Angle Distributions of Electrons Discussion Summary and Conclusions Appendix: Method of Analysis for Obtaining Anisotropy Data From the University of Chicago Main Telescope and Low Energy Telescope Systems
Key concepts: Magnetosphere, Pitch angle, Physics, Saturn, Proton, Magnetosphere of Saturn, Telescope, Anisotropy