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Simultaneous Interaction of ULF Waves with Different Ring Current Ions

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ULF Waves’ Interaction with Cold and Thermal Particles in the Inner Magnetosphere

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Ions in the energy range of 10–100s keV are the main carriers of ring current (Williams in Planet Space Sci 29(11):1195–1203, 1981, [9]), (Williams in Space Sci Rev 34(3):223–234, 1983, [10]), (Williams in Space Sci Rev 42(3–4):375–396, 1985, [11].

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Ren, J. (2019). Simultaneous Interaction of ULF Waves with Different Ring Current Ions. In: ULF Waves’ Interaction with Cold and Thermal Particles in the Inner Magnetosphere. Springer Theses. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9378-6_4

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