Titlebook: Earth’s Magnetospheric Processes; Proceedings of a Sym B. M. McCormac Conference proceedings 1972 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht,

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230346680Not so long ago the region of space that we now call the magnetosphere used to be considered a very simple part of our environment from a physical point of view: essentially a vacuum penetrated by a magnetic field.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-68120-7Precipitation patterns of electrons on the dayside have been studied for many years using ground based evidence and satellite experiments. This article will summarize some of the more recent work, and attempt to extend and refine our understanding of these regions.

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Pitch Angles and Spectra of Particles in the Outer Zone Near NoonPrecipitation patterns of electrons on the dayside have been studied for many years using ground based evidence and satellite experiments. This article will summarize some of the more recent work, and attempt to extend and refine our understanding of these regions.

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Angular Distributions of Precipitating ElectronsFor auroral electrons the angular distribution within the loss cone is probably the most sensitive indicator of the mechanism which causes the precipitation. However, in the energy range of a few keV, which generally contains most of the auroral electron flux, only very limited results have been reported to date.

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New Results on Particle Arrival at the Polar Capsid and Sauer, 1967). More recent satellite results have shown that in at least two solar particle events (Evans and Stone, 1969; Van Allen ., 1971) there were indeed large particle intensity differences between north and south polar regions.