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Voyager 2 Plasma Derived Ion In/Out Bound Magnetosheath L-Mode 96 Second Jupiter Data Collection View Errata Order Volume Toggle viewing into brief mode
vg2-pls-jup PDS 4      CERTIFIED
Start Time: 1979-06-25 03:03:19 - Stop Time: 1979-08-12 19:55:29
This collection contains plasma parameters from the Voyager 2 inbound magnetosheath and outbound data from the magnetotail through the solar wind. Inbound Voyager 2 passed near noon local time, so it sampled regions of the magnetosheath where flow is generally subsonic. Distribution functions observed were well represented by two convected     more ...
This bundle contains Voyager 2 Plasma Science Experiment (PLS) data recorded during the Jupiter encounter.    less ...
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Author Richardson, John D.
TitleVoyager 2 Plasma Derived Ion In/Out Bound Magnetosheath L-Mode 96 Second Jupiter Data Collection
Description This collection contains plasma parameters from the Voyager 2 inbound magnetosheath and outbound data from the magnetotail through the solar wind. Inbound Voyager 2 passed near noon local time, so it sampled regions of the magnetosheath where flow is generally subsonic. Distribution functions observed were well represented by two convected isotropic proton Maxwellians, so this type of distribution was used to derive the proton velocity, density and temperature. Physically the two populations represent the thermal plasma accelerated at the shock (the colder component) and ions reflected once at the shock before entering the magnetosheath (the hotter component). The PLS experiment could not resolve alpha particles in this region so no alpha parameters are provided; the neglect of alpha made cause an overestimate of the hot proton component of the plasma. One sigma errors are provided for the fit parameters.
PublisherNASA Planetary Data System
Publication Year 2023
doi https://doi.org/10.17189/13gv-gd09
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SHEATH_L_MODE_I
Start Time: 1979-07-02T16:34:47.402Z Stop Time: 1979-07-05T18:42:46.846Z
This product contains inbound magnetosheath L-mode ion data from the Plasma experiment on
Voyager 2 from the Jupiter encounter. The data set contains 96 second
SHEATH_L_MODE_II
Start Time: 1979-07-23T23:42:00.264Z Stop Time: 1979-08-12T16:55:29.297Z
This product contains inbound magnetosheath L-mode ion data from the Plasma experiment on
Voyager 2 from the Jupiter encounter. The data set contains 96 second
collection_data_ion_l_mode_1.1
Start Time: 1979-07-02T16:34:47.402Z Stop Time: 1979-08-12T16:55:29.297Z
This collection contains plasma parameters
from the Voyager 2 inbound magnetosheath and outbound data from the
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