Premidnight Preponderance of Dispersionless Ion and Electron Injections
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Abstract
Energetic particle injections, observed as sudden particle flux enhancements at energies of tens to hundreds keV, are signatures of particle transport and energization. They are significant in supplying inner magnetosphere seed populations, and are important for understanding magnetotail energization and transport processes. Therefore, studying plasma and field measurements as well as ephemeris data simultaneous to injections can help elucidate the physics behind particle transport and energization necessary for understanding and modeling the magnetosphere. Until recently, injections were considered to occur most frequently around midnight. However, Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions During Substorms (THEMIS) satellites, have observed that both dispersionless ion and electron injections are prevalent in the premidnight sector. A retrospective review of studies from geosynchronous orbit out to ~35 RE also reveals such a dawn-dusk asymmetry in injection occurrence rates. The premidnight preponderance of injections provides evidence of a relationship between injections and other phenomena having a similar dawn-dusk asymmetry, such as fast flows, dipolarizing flux bundles, and reconnection. A superposed epoch analysis of these phenomena further illustrates these relationships. This chapter reviews injection studies relevant to dawn-dusk asymmetries in the magnetosphere, and therefore focuses on literature that has explored where injections occur throughout the magnetotail.
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