Subject:
Cassini ESWs
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Li-Jen Chen <li-jen-chen@uiowa.edu>
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Jolene,

There are the shortest duration ESWs I ever seen in Saturn's
magnetosheath. They are shorter than what I previously told you,
so my picture is evolving...
It was Bill Kurth who brought them to my attention.
The time duration seems to be shorter than the typical plasma
period in that region, but since we don't have plasma data,
so can't tell for sure.

More typical ones are to come.

Li-Jen

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