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Dr. George Millward Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) University of Colorado, Boulder
Visiting scientist at NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center Boulder, CO
(From George) Attached plot shows our problematic Te profile (thick black line) Thick red line is what we get after setting N+ and He+ to zero everywhere - order restored.
This is an empirical model of Te based on CHAMP observations which might be helpful for validation.
Fixed He+ and N+ ...... they were switched off in IPE (refactor) - new implementation has them solving as chemical equilibrium only (no diffusion)
It appears that the N+ and He+ from IPE do not move with UT. The densities of these species do change with time. They both use subroutine XION in FLIP for the calculation. The missing time dependency in this subroutine needs to be investigated.
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