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Proton phase space densities in the solar wind frame from suprathermal velocities 10 km s−1 to 30,000 km s−1 (0.5 eV–5 MeV) were derived from combined SWICS and HISCALE measurements when Ulysses was at 5 AU and −24° heliolatitude. The period (19–23 January 1993) encompasses a forward/reverse shock pair (20 January, 0500 UT and 22 January, 0300 UT). Strong evidence is found for shock acceleration of pickup protons from interstellar hydrogen at all energies measured.
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Gloeckler, G., Roelof, E.C., Ogilvie, K.W. et al. Proton phase space densities (0.5eV<Ep<5MeV) at midlatitudes from Ulysses SWICS/HI-SCALE measurements. Space Sci Rev 72, 321–326 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00768798
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