Fig. 1

Crosssection of the magnetosphere in the model by Voigt (1981). The radii of the hemispherical head and of the cylindrical tail are equal and are indicated with Rm, while the radius of the planet is Rpl and its cross section is indicated by the dotted line. The cylindrical radius ρ from the axis of the tail and abscissa s along the same axis are noted. The centre of the planet P is shifted towards the star by a distance b with respect to the centre C of the head of the magnetosphere. The stand-off distance, Rst = Rm − b, is the length of the segment PV, where V is the vertex of the magnetosphere pointing towards the star. The distance r from the planet and the distance from the orbital plane z are indicated on the plot box in units of the planet radius.
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