Table 3
Comparison of shock-associated energetic ion and electron increases found in this study (only for ICME-associated shocks) and in the studies by Lario et al. (2003) (irregular cases excluded) and by Tsurutani & Lin (1985).
| No | No ion | ||
| increase | Increase | contam. | |
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| Ions keV | |||
| This work 102−110 keV | 128 | 81 (39%) | |
| Lario et al. 47−68 keV | 65 | 65 (50%) | |
| Tsurutani & Lin >47 keV | 10 | 27 (73%) | |
| Ions MeV | |||
| This work 1.98−2.22 MeV | 189 | 20 (10%) | |
| Lario et al. 1.9−4.8 MeV | 113 | 38 (25%) | |
| Tsurutani & Lin 1.5 MeV | 27 | 10 (27%) | |
| Electrons | |||
| This work 65−75 keV | 190 | 18 (9%) | 4 (2%) |
| Lario et al. 38−53 keV | 140 | 24 (15%) | |
| Tsurutani & Lin >20 keV | 34 | 3 (8%) | |
| Tsurutani & Lin >60 keV | 37 | 0 (0%) | |
Notes. The third column shows the number of shock-associated electron increases after the events caused by ion contamination have been excluded.
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