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Validation and Assessment of the generalized equatorial model for the accelerating solar wind using Multi Spacecraft Observations
Studies of the solar wind (SW) and its sources depend on understanding the heliospheric magnetic field structure, which is essential for determining magnetic connectivity to the Sun and for the transport of nonthermal particles from the Sun to Earth and beyond. The abundance of near-Sun observations
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