Titlebook: Magnetospheric Plasma Sources and Losses; Final Report of the Bengt Hultqvist,Marit Øieroset,Rudolf A. Treumann Book 1999 Springer Science

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Bengt Hultqvist,Marit Øieroset,Goetz Paschmann,Rudolf A. Treumann technology education is to equip students with the knowledge, skills, attitudes and values to confront the complex and often ill-defined socioscientific issues they encounter in daily life as citizens in an increasingly technology-dominated world carefully, critically, confidently and responsibly.

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Introduction,of the various proposed source and loss processes for magnetospheric plasmas, However, we also considered those processes inside and outside of these surfaces which are important for the input and output of plasma through the boundary regions. Thus the book includes contributions from the ionosphere

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Source processes in the high-latitude ionosphere,aps first discussed by Dessler and Hanson (1961), who recognised that the terrestrial ionosphere is a large potential source of plasma, especially light ions at high latitudes outside the plasmasphere. There the flux tubes do not fill up to diffusive equilibrium, suggesting a sink of outflowing plas

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Processes leading to plasma losses into the high-latitude atmosphere,3.1). Auroral intensity is proportional to the total energy flux of particles that enter the ionosphere, and there is a direct relation between the altitude of auroral emissions and the energy of individual precipitating particles. Auroral emissions occur over a variable, though in general large por