Physics of the outer heliosphere : proceedings of the 1st COSPAR Colloquium held in Warsaw, Poland, 19-22 September 1989 / edited by S. Grzedzielski and D.E. Page.
Series: COSPAR colloquia series ; v. 1.1990Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (ix, 409 pages) : illustrationsContent type:- text
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- Heliosphere (Astrophysics) -- Congresses
- Astrophysics -- Congresses
- Solar wind -- Congresses
- Interstellar matter -- Congresses
- Galactic cosmic rays -- Congresses
- SCIENCE -- Astronomy
- Astrophysics
- Galactic cosmic rays
- Heliosphere (Astrophysics)
- Interstellar matter
- Solar wind
- Heliosphäre
- Astrophysik
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- QC881.2.H43 C67 1989
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Front Cover; Physics of the Outer Heliosphere; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; CHAPTER 1. THE INTERNATIONAL HELIOSPHERIC STUDY AND THE FIRST COSPAR COLLOQUIUM -PREFACE; PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS; Opening Session; CHAPTER 2. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE -- THE HELIOSPHERE; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; THE FIRST PHASE OF STUDIES OF THE HELIOSPHERE; THE SECOND PHASE: THE NEUTRAL INTERSTELLAR GAS; THE THIRD PHASE: BACK TO COSMIC RAYS; CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; Session I: Spectroscopic Data on the Local Interstellar Medium and the Related XUV Radiation Background.
Chapter 3. characteristics of the local interstellar mediumabstract; introduction; background; density and temperature; cloud equilibrium and scales; magnetic field; nearby ism velocity field; conclusion; appendix: basic information; references; chapter 4. a new observational approach to investigate the heliospheric interstellar wind interface: the study of extreme and far ultraviolet resonantly scattered solar radiation from neon, oxygen, carbon and nitrogen; abstract; introduction; overview of the approach; the current status of measurements of the far and extreme ultraviolet background.
PROSPECTS FOR FUTURE MISSIONSSUMMARY; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 5. VELOCITY STRUCTURE OF THE LOCAL INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE GROUND-BASED OBSERVATIONS; KINEMATIC STUDY OF THE NEARBY CLOUDS; PERSPECTIVES AND DISCUSSION; References; CHAPTER 6. A STUDY OF THE LOCAL INTERSTELLAR MATTER FLOW IN THE (IMMEDIATE) SOLAR NEIGHBOURHOOD; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; DATAAND CALCULATIONS; RESULTS AND DISCUSSION; CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; Session II: Solar UV Backscatter on Neutral Galactic Gases.
880-01 CONCLUSIONREFERENCES; CHAPTER 10. LYMAN-ALPHA OBSERVATIONS FROM VOYAGER (1-18AU); ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; DATA; MODEL; COMPARISON DATA-TO-MODEL FOR FIXED DIRECTIONS OF SIGHT; ROLL MANEUVERS; CONCLUSION AND DISCUSSION; References; CHAPTER 11. NEW CHANNEL FOR THE PHOTOIONIZATION OF HYDROGEN ATOMS IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; EXCITATION TO METASTABLE STATE; FATE OF METASTABLE ATOM; PHOTOIONIZATION RATE AND DISCUSSION; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 12. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF TIME-DEPENDENT DENSITY FLUCTUATIONS IN THE INTERPLANETARY NEUTRAL GAS DISTRIBUTION BY MEANS OF FOURIER TRANSFORMS.
This is the first volume in the new COSPAR Colloquia series which will provide a forum for an in-depth discussion on selective topics of importance to the international community. The International Heliospheric Study (IHS) was initially approved by COSPAR in 1982 when it was anticipated that the study would centre on the ESA/NASA Ulysses spacecraft. This mission was delayed until October 1990, but it was decided to commence the study in 1986 in order to exploit the existence of the Pioneer 10 and 11 and the Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft in the outer heliosphere. The primary purpose of Physics of.
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