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Energetic Particles in the Inner Solar System

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Physics of the Inner Heliosphere II

Part of the book series: Physics and Chemistry in Space ((SPACE,volume 21))

Abstract

The distinction between the inner and the outer solar system is traditionally related to the planetary system, where the inner, earth-like planets, are distinguished from the outer planets by their different chemical composition and structure. In the particles and fields area a division into the “inner” and the “outer” solar system also makes sense, though for other reasons.

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