Solar Wind and Heliospheric Compositional Variations

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Abstract
Recent in-situ measurements of the composition of the solar wind and heliospheric particles from SOHO, ACE, Wind and Ulysses are providing valuable and often unique new information on origins and acceleration processes in the Sun and heliosphere. This paper reviews some of the more interesting recent findings and their implications.
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Authors A. B. Galvin;A. B. Galvin;
Journal symposium - international astronomical union
Year 2001
DOI
10.1017/s0074180900219943
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/1e59efd747bfff6c45662de3859ac156
Keywords
heliosphere ace solar wind wind and heliospheric compositional variations heliospheric compositional variations recent

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