Four-field model for dispersive field-line resonances: Effects of coupling between shear-Alfvén and slow modes

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Ionosphere: Ionosphere/Magnetosphere Interactions, Magnetospheric Physics: Current Systems, Magnetospheric Physics: Magnetosphere/Ionosphere Interactions

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A new theoretical model is proposed for dispersive field-line resonances in collisionless magnetospheric plasmas on the basis of reduced four-field equations. The model improves upon the predictive capabilities of earlier two-field models. In particular, due to the coupling of the shear-Alfvén mode to the slow mode in the four-field system, it is now possible to account for the observed low frequencies of field-line resonances. Furthermore, parallel electric fields can be large without requiring the field-aligned current density to be unrealistically large. Qualitative implications for recent FAST and ground-based observations are discussed.

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