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Karra, M., Co-Authors: and T.A. Fritz, Title: Energy Dispersion Features in the Vicinity of the Cusp, Reference: Geophys. Res. Lett., 26, 3553, 1999. Reference Type: Published Journal CEPPAD: true CAMMICE: true RAPID: false Abstract: Highly energetic particles have been observed by the Polar spacecraft in the vicinity of the cusp. The energy of these particles, which often exceed 1 MeV, is frequently characterized by dispersion. Emphasis is given to the data obtained by Polar in the time interval March 1996-May 1997. Time-Energy Dispersive (TED) features are observed almost every day in the vicinity of the dayside cusp (and usually multiple times in one day), from 66 degrees to 78 degrees invariant latitude, while no TEDs are detected at ltitudes lower than 60 degrees or higher than 84 degrees. In addition, Teds are observed mostly around the time period between 12:00 and 15:00 MLT, and they can last from a few minutes up to three hours.

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