5 papers
A Comparison of Radial Intensity Profiles of Termination Shock Particles and Anomalous Cosmic Rays in the Outer North-South Heliosheaths Using CRS data from V1 and V2
W. R. Webber, D. S. Intriligator
Using data from the Voyager 1 and 2 CRS telescopes available on the web through the end of 2014 we have studied the intensity variations of termination shock H nuclei and anomalous…
A Forecast for a South Heliopause Crossing by Voyager 2 in Late 2014 Using Intensity-time Features of Energetic Particles Observed by V1 and V2 in the North and South Heliosheaths
W. R. Webber, D. S. Intriligator
We have used corresponding marker features in the intensity vs. time profile of termination shock particles coming from within the heliosheath and also 5-12 MeV electrons which are…
Voyager 1 and 2 Observations of Cosmic Ray Intensities in the North-South Heliosheaths-Implications for the Latitude Extent of the Heliospheric Current Sheet and Radial Structure in the Heliosheath
W. R. Webber, D. S. Intriligator
The paper describes differences in the intensity as a function of radial distance of anomalous and galactic cosmic rays in the N-S heliosheaths as observed by the Voyager 1 and 2 s…
Large periodic time variations of termination shock particles between ~0.5-20 mev and 6-14 mev electrons measured by the crs experiment on Voyager 2 as it crossed into the heliosheath in 2007: An example of freshly accelerated cosmic rays?
W. R. Webber, A. C. Cummings, E. C. Stone +5
We have examined features in the structure of the heliosheath using the fine scale time variations of termination shock particles (TSP) between ~0.5 - 20 MeV and electrons between…
Two recent kHz outer heliospheric radio emissions seen at Voyager 1-What are the interplanetary events that trigger them and where are these events when the radio emissions start?
W. R. Webber, D. S. Intriligator
We have examined instigating events at the Sun that may be responsible for two of the most recent outer heliospheric kHz emissions detected by the University of Iowa plasma wave de…