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-Title: The Heliosphere Near Solar Minimum. The Ulysses Perspective.
-Authors:
André Balogh, Richard G. Marsden & Edward J. Smith (Edits).
-Publisher:
Springer Verlag.
-Pages:
25+411
-Illustrations:
B/W and colour photos and graphics.
-Language:
English.
-Publication Date:
2001.
-ISBN: 1852332042

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EDITORIAL INFORMATION

The Ulysses mission has explored and charted the heliosphere around the minimum in the 11-year cycle of solar activity from a high-latitude perspective. Here, for the first time, is a comprehensive review of the results of that mission. Written by members of the Ulysses science team, the book furthers our knowledge of the heliosphere around solar maximum. Among other topics, the book covers the solar wind; the large- and small-scale structure of the heliosphere in 3 dimensions; cosmic rays and energetic particles; interstellar aspects, including cosmic dust. This is the first book to describe the heliosphere from the unique vantage point of the Ulysses mission, synthesising a wide range of scientific results relating to this region of space.

(Extracted from the back cover).

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GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS

 
-Contents.
-Abbreviations.
-List of Figures, Tables and Plates.
-1. Introduction.
-2. The Solar-wind and Heliospheric Magnetic Field in Three Dimensions.
-3. Corotating and Transient Structures in the Heliosphere.
-4. Ulysses Measurements of Waves, Turbulence and Discontinuities.
-5. Waves and Instabilities in the Three-dimensional Heliosphere.
-6. Energetic Particles in the Heliosphere.
-7. Heliospheric and Interstellar Phenomena Revealed from Observations of Pickup Ions.
-8. Cosmic Rays at All Latitudes in the Inner Heliosphere.
-9. Cosmic Dust.

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