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- W2086740039 abstract "Transient penetration of plasma with magnetosheath origin is frequently observed with the hot plasma experiment on board the Viking satellite at auroral latitudes in the dayside magnetosphere. The injected magnetosheath ions exhibit a characteristic pitch angle/energy dispersion pattern, earlier reported for solar wind ions accessing the magnetosphere in the cusp regions. In contrast to the continuous plasma entry in the cusp, the events discussed here show temporal features which suggest a connection to transient processes at or in the vicinity of the magnetospheric boundary. A single event study confirms previously published observations that the injected ions flow essentially tailward with a velocity comparable to the magnetosheath flow and that the energy spectra inferred for the source population resemble magnetosheath spectra. Those ion injection structures, which were resolved by the Viking mass spectrometer, consist of protons. Based on a statistical study, it is found that these events are predominantly observed around 0800 and 1600 MLT, in a region populated both by ring current/plasma sheet particles and by particles whose source is the magnetosheath plasma. Magnetic field line tracing based on the Tsyganenko magnetic field model yields a scatter of the source locations around the mid‐latitude region of the magnetospheric boundary. The probability for these events to occur is highest when the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) is confined to the ecliptic plane. The event occurrence frequency shows a dawn‐dusk asymmetry depending on the azimuthal direction of the IMF. The occurrence frequency is independent of the solar wind velocity but increases with increasing solar wind pressure. For radially directed IMF the probability for observing the events is generally higher than for azimuthally directed IMF. The difference is especially pronounced during times when the solar wind pressure is comparatively low. Some of the most prominent events are obviously associated with significant changes in solar wind plasma density. The connection of the events to transient impulsive solar wind/magnetosphere interaction processes, such as transient reconnection (FTE), impulsive plasma transfer, Kelvin Helmholtz instabilities, and solar wind pressure pulses, is discussed. A relation with transient reconnection can be excluded." @default.
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- W2086740039 title "Signatures of transient boundary layer processes observed with Viking" @default.
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