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The Solar Cycle Variability of Solar Energetic Particle Composition
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Abstract
Solar particle isotopic composition varies greatly from event to event, apparently due to mass fractionation during particle acceleration and/or transport. We examine whether the amount of this variability changes during the solar cycle and find a strong indication of less isotopic compositional variability at solar maximum than during less active phases. There also seems to be a similar but weaker association using elemental abundances. The underlying cause of the variability and reasons why it might change over the solar cycle are yet to be determined.
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Copyright Universal Academy Press Inc. This work was funded by NASA at Caltech (under grants NAG5-6912 and NAG5-12929), JPL, and the Goddard Space Flight Center. HCS tilt angles were obtained from the Wilcox Solar Observatory web site.Attached Files
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