A Study of Temporal and Radial Dependencies of the Anomalous Helium and Oxygen Nuclei
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The intensity of the low energy anomalous Helium and Oxygen components has been continuously monitored by telescopes on the Pioneer 10 and IMP 7 and 8 spacecraft since 1972. After a period of relatively small temporal changes at earth between 1972 and 1978, during which it was possible to study the radial gradients of these components out to ~ 15 AU, large temporal changes were observed in 1978-1980 associated with the onset of the new solar modulation cycle. During this time period the anomalous He and 0 intensities at Pioneer 10 have decreased by a factor > 10, however, both anomalous components were still present in the summer of 1980 at ~ 20AU. At the earth similar large intensity changes have occurred. At Pioneer 10 the relative modulation of He nuclei is ~1.4x that of 0 nuclei at the same energy/nuc during this time period.
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