Anomalous cosmic rays: Messengers from the outer heliosphere

Space Science Reviews

Volumn 95, Issue 3-4, 2001, Pages 639-754

  Fichtner, Horst ^a  

^a RUHR UNIVERSITY BOCHUM   (Germany)

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Indexed keywords

ASTRONOMY; ATMOSPHERE; COSMIC RADIATION; GEOMETRY; PARTICULATE MATTER; RADIATION PHYSICS; RESEARCH; REVIEW;

EID: 0035069363     PISSN: 00386308     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1023/A:1010376901322     Document Type: Review

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315. Flow downstream of the heliospheric termination shock. I. Irrotational flow
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317. Solar cycle dependence of the heliospheric shape deduced from a global MHD simulation of the interaction process between a nonuniform time-dependent solar wind and the local interstellar medium
318. Pioneer 10 measurements of the differential and integral cosmic-ray gradient between 1 and 3 astronomical units
319. Aerodynamic phenomena in stellar atmospheres
320. The interstellar wind and its influence on the interplanetary environment
321. Electromagnetic waves in a relativistic plasma in a magnetic field
322. Alfvén waves in the solar wind
323. Observation of High Intensity Radiation by Satellites 1958 Alpha and Gamma
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325. MHD modeling of the outer heliosphere
326. 3-D magnetic field and current system in the heliosphere
327. MHD structure of the heliosphere and its response to the 11-year solar cycle variations
328. The interstellar cosmic-ray spectrum and energy density. Interplanetary cosmic-ray gradients and a new estimate of the boundary of the heliosphere
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330. A new calculation of the cosmic-ray antiproton spectrum in the galaxy and heliospheric modulation effects on this spectrum using a drift plus wavy current sheet model
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332. A reexamination of the cosmic-ray helium spectrum and the He-3/He-4 ratio at high energies
333. The heliospheric hydrogen distribution: A multifluid model
334. Solar wind latitudinal variations deduced from mariner 10 interplanetary H 1216 A observations
335. The ulysses neutral gas experiment: Determination of the velocity and temperature of the interstellar He
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337. Electromagnetic instabilities produced by neutral-particle ionization in interplanetary space
338. Further remarks on plasma instabilities produced by ions born in the solar wind
339. Temperature and flow velocity of the interplanetary gases along solar radii
340. Interaction of singly charged interstellar helium ions with the solar wind
341. Modelling the heliosphere
342. Particle injection and the structure of energetic particle-modified shocks
343. The termination shock: Physical processes
344. Interstellar pick-up ions and quasi-perpendicular shocks: Omplications for the termination shock and interplanetary shocks
345. Interaction of the solar wind with the interstellar medium: A multifluid approach
346. The radial and latitudinal dependence of the cosmic-ray diffusion tensor in the heliosphere
347. A markov stochastic process theory of cosmic-ray modulation
348. A path integral approach to the theory of heliospheric cosmic-ray modulation
349. The solar wind termination shock in the presence of cosmic rays
350. Direct observational evidence for a heliospheric magnetic field with large excursions in latitude