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The physical and chemical structure of Titan's upper atmosphere: energy balance, photochemistry and Jeans escape
Titan's upper atmospheric layers provide a unique opportunity to study how photochemistry, photoionisation, haze microphysics and escape processes shape its atmospheric chemical structure, providing a unique benchmark for understanding these processes in exoplanets. Using a 1D first-principles appro
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