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Solar and Galactic Composition

Solar and Galactic Composition

A Joint SOHO/ACE Workshop

Robert F. Wimmer-Schweingruber

422 pages, parution le 05/02/2002

Résumé

Measurements of the composition of various bodies and particles in the solar system and the galaxy give us a remarkably accurate understanding of how the galaxy or the solar system formed. This workshop joined the various communities concerned with the composition of the Sun and its surroundings. It united workers from two very active space missions, the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) and the Advanced Composition Explorer (ACE). It was not limited to scientists analyzing and interpreting data gathered with instruments on these two spacecraft, but was open to the wider community. Topics include: solar and solar system abundances; Coronal and solar wind composition; energetic particle composition; galactic composition; fractionation , acceleration, and transport processes; as well as applications and constraints on cosmochemistry.

Contents

  • Preface and Thanks
  • Group Photograph and Identification
  • Solar and Galactic Composition 3
  • Measuring Solar Abundances 13
  • Photospheric Abundances: Problems, Updates, Implications 23
  • Elemental and Isotopic Abundances in Meteorites 31
  • The Isotopic Composition of Solar Nitrogen and the Heterogeneity of the Solar System 41
  • The SUMER Spectral Atlas of Solar-Disk Features 45
  • Coronal and Solar Wind Elemental Abundances 49
  • Elemental Abundances of the Low Corona as Derived from SOHO/CDS Observations 59
  • Oxygen Abundance in Polar Coronal Holes 65
  • Oxygen Abundance in Streamers above 2 Solar Radii 71
  • Oxygen Abundance in the Extended Corona at Solar Minimum 77
  • Preliminary Results from Coordinated SOHO-Ulysses Observations 83
  • The Solar Wind Helium Abundance: Variation with Wind Speed and Solar Cycle 89
  • The Relative Abundance of Chromium and Iron in the Solar Wind 95
  • Determination of the Ar/Ca Solar Wind Elemental Abundance Ratio Using SOHO/CELIAS/MTOF 101
  • Solar Coronal Abundances of Rare Elements Based on Solar Energetic Particles 107
  • Isotopic Composition Measured In-Situ in Different Solar Wind Regimes by CELIAS/MTOF on board SOHO 113
  • Solar Wind Iron Isotopic Abundances: Results from SOHO/CELIAS/MTOF 121
  • Isotopic Abundances in the Solar Corona as Inferred from ACE Measurements of Solar Energetic Particles 127
  • A Solar Wind Coronal Origin Study from SOHO/UVCS and ACE/SWICS Joint Analysis 133
  • Comparison between Average Charge States and Abundances of Ions in CMEs and the Slow Solar Wind 139
  • Composition of Magnetic Cloud Plasmas during 1997 and 1998 145
  • Energetic Particle Composition 153
  • Long-Term Fluences of Energetic Particles in the Heliosphere 165
  • The Ionic Charge State Composition at High Energies in Large Solar Energetic Particle Events in Solar Cycle 23 171
  • Measurements of Heavy Elements and Isotopes in Small Solar Energetic Particle Events 177
  • High-latitude Ulysses Observations of the H/He Intensity Ratio under Solar Minimum and Solar Maximum Conditions 183
  • Energetic Particle Composition Measurements at High-Heliographic Latitudes around Solar Activity Maximum 189
  • Ulysses Measurements of the Solar Cycle Variation of ,2-4 MeV/n Ions in the Inner Heliosphere 195
  • Implications for Source Populations of Energetic Ions in Co-Rotating Interaction Regions from Ionic Charge States 201
  • Galactic Abundances: Report of Working Group 3 207
  • Limits to Galactic Abundances based on Gas-Phase Measurements in the Interstellar Medium 221
  • Galactic Chemical Evolution 227
  • Stellar Nucleosynthesis and Galactic Abundances 239
  • The Cosmic-Ray Contribution to Galactic Abundances of the Light Elements: Interpretation of GCR LiBeB Abundance Measurements from ACE/CRIS 245
  • Measurements of the Isotopes of Lithium, Beryllium, and Boron from ACE/CRIS 251
  • GCR Neon Isotopic Abundances: Comparison with Wolf-Rayet Star Models and Meteoritic Abundances 257
  • The Phosphorus/Sulfur Abundance Ratio as a Test of Galactic Cosmic-Ray Source Models 263
  • Constraints on the Nucleosynthesis of Refractory Nuclides in Galactic Cosmic Rays 269
  • Direct Measurement of [superscript 3]He/[superscript 4]He in the LISM with the COLLISA Experiment 275
  • Composition of the Local Interstellar Cloud from Observations and Interstellar Pickup Ions 281
  • New Concept for the Measurement of Energetic Neutral Atom Composition and the Imaging of their Sources 291
  • The Polar Coronal Holes and the Fast Solar Wind: Some Recent Results 299
  • Ion Fractionation and Mixing Processes in the Turbosphere and the Solar Wind Formation Region: Scaling Approach 305
  • Acceleration in a Current Sheet and Heavy Ion Abundances in Impulsive Solar Flares 311
  • On the Energy Dependence of Ionic Charge States in Solar Energetic Particle Events 317
  • Particle Acceleration in Interplanetary Shocks: Classification of Energetic Particle Events and Modeling 323
  • Simulation of Shock Size Asymmetry Caused by Charge Exchange with Pickup Ions 329
  • The Effect of Self-Consistent Stochastic Preacceleration of Pickup Ions on the Composition of Anomalous Cosmic Rays 335
  • Non-Shock Diffusive Acceleration in Regions of Solar-Wind Compression 339
  • Time Variations in Elemental Abundances in Solar Energetic Particle Events 343
  • [superscript 3]He-enrichments in Solar Energetic Particle Events: SOHO/COSTEP Observations 349
  • Propagation of Impulsive Solar Energetic Particle Events 353
  • Applications of Abundance Data and Requirements for Cosmochemical Modeling 357
  • Sun, Solar Wind, Meteorites and Interstellar Medium: What are the Compositional Relations? 381
  • Solar Krypton and Xenon in Gas-rich Meteorites: New Insights into a Unique Archive of Solar Wind 387
  • A New Look at Neon-C and SEP-Neon 393
  • Lunar Soils: A Long-Term Archive for the Galactic Environment of the Heliosphere? 399
  • Primordially Produced Helium-4 in the Presence of Neutrino Oscillations 405
  • The Electron Temperature and [superscript 44]Ti Decay Rate in Cassiopeia A 411
  • List of Participants 417
  • Author Index

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Éditeur(s) American Institute of Physics
Auteur(s) Robert F. Wimmer-Schweingruber
Parution 05/02/2002
Nb. de pages 422
Format 21,8 x 28,4
Couverture Relié
Poids 1291g
Intérieur Noir et Blanc
EAN13 9780735400429
ISBN13 978-0-7354-0042-9

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