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The above two links are plots of EPHIN's lowest energy electron (0.25 < E < 0.70 MeV) and proton (5.0 MeV < E < 8.3 MeV) channels as a function of altitude.

As a result, we obtain the detection efficiency for the MAGIC detectors as a function of altitude and particle size.

The time-dependent ion continuity and momentum equations are solved as a function of altitude within a convecting and corotating plasma flux tube.

7Be produced in water targets by nuclear interactions of cosmic rays has been measured to determine cosmogenic nuclide production rates as a function of altitude (sea level to 2 km) and geomagnetic latitude (20 79°S).

The slope of the scattering ratio changes as a function of altitude relative to the altitude peak of the PMC intensity, suggesting that particles 3 km above this peak are smaller than particles at the peak and 3 km below.

After adjusting for density model bias, a comparison of the fitted drag coefficient with the physical drag coefficient has yielded values for the energy accommodation coefficient as well as for the physical drag coefficient as a function of altitude during solar maximum conditions.

Such capability is important for studying the variability, coupling, and energy dissipation between the solar wind, magnetosphere, and atmosphere (e.g. Joule heating and field-aligned currents) as this coupling is a function of altitude, latitude, and longitude.

Figure 3 shows the cross section of the temperature amplitude (in Kelvin) and phase (in hour) of Dw1 as a function of latitude and altitude for March (a) and July (b) derived from eCMAM30 (left) and SABER (right).

Such observations from a chain of receivers (aligned along a meridian) are then inverted to obtain the electron density distribution as a function of latitude and altitude over a given longitude.

Fig. 1 The second order dispersion coefficient β 2 as a function of the altitude Fig. 2 The third order dispersion coefficient β 3 as a function of the altitude Fig. 3 Pulse propagation at z = 10 km and with β 2 = 0.002 ps2/km Fig. 4 Broadening ratio as a function of propagation distance for different input pulses.

Its temperature has been calculated as a function of the altitude from sea level to floating conditions.