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Table 1

Total Poynting fluxes and properties at satellites for average magnetospheric values.

Satellite B 0 v 0 n m ion M A R eff I obs S obs S theo
nT km s-1 cm-3 amu km S kR 109 W 109 W

Ioa,c 1790–2130 57 391–2330 22 0.12–0.33 1.3 × 1822 200 0.63–0.96 5–700 4–300 288–1660
Europaa,c 387–473 76 12–167 18 0.11–0.49 1.3 × 1561 30 0.06–0.85 14–80 0.1–8 0.1–71
Ganymedea,c 69–116 139 0.8–8 14 0.19–0.98 3.2–3.8 × 2634 16 0.09–0.79 20–150 0.1–15 1–149
Callistoa 6–41 192 0.001–0.5 16 0.03–4.41 1.3 × 2410 1000 0.02–1.0 0.0001–5.2
Mimasb 722 15.6 90 0.04 1.3 × 195 ~0 ~0 ~0
Enceladusb,d,e,f,g,h 325 26 70.5 17.6 0.13 1.3 × 250 ~10 ~1 0.45–1.55 ~1–4 × 10-3 ~0.2
Tethysb,k 167 34 30 17.6 0.22 1.3 × 530 0.3 ~0.016 ~0.0001
Dioneb,i 75 40 13 17 0.37 1.3 × 560 2 ~0.04 ~0.0003
Rheab,j 21 57 3.5 17 0.97 1.3 × 765 30 ~0.4 ~0.02

Notes. Values either taken from or calculated based on ; Stheo quotes our calculated Poynting fluxes.

(h)

interaction strength was assumed to be maximum;

(k)

Simon et al. (2009), Fluxes at Saturn’s satellites are calculated with (55). Sobs quotes the electron input energies derived from observation in the FUV.

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