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JAIC: the Jupiter auroral ionosphere code

Authors: Nichols, Jonathan;

JAIC: the Jupiter auroral ionosphere code

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JAIC: the Jupiter auroral ionosphere code JAIC is an open-source code for modelling electron precipitation and related ionospheric / auroral processes in Jupiter’s upper atmosphere. The hybrid model follows the primary electron population using a Monte Carlo code that runs on an NVIDIA GPU, and computes the contribution of the secondaries using a two-stream approximation. The model includes modules that compute high resolution far-ultraviolet H2 spectra, the H3+ density using simple ion chemistry, and the resulting Pedersen conductivity and H3+ radiance. This version uses a grid spaced logarithmically in pressure.

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