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The precipitation of protons and electrons in Jupiter's auroral regions: a statistical comparison based on Juno/JEDI data
Energetic electrons dominate the energy precipitated into Jupiter's auroral regions, but protons precipitate along the same field lines, with a contribution that remains poorly constrained. We statistically compare the precipitating energy flux of protons and electrons in two of Jupiter's auroral su
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