Theory of magnetospheric standing hydromagnetic waves with large azimuthal wave number 3. Particle resonance and instability

Details Theory of magnetospheric standing hydromagnetic waves with large azimuthal wave number 3. Particle resonance and instability Theory of magnetospheric standing hydromagnetic waves with large azimuthal wave number 3. Particle resonance and instability

Jun 1994

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1994jgr....9911105w&link_type=abstract

Journal of Geophysical Research, Volume 99, Issue A6, p. 11105-11112

Physics

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Magnetospheric Physics

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Theories of Pc 5 pulsations with high azimuthal wavelength generally work in artificial geometries. After discussion of a simple tutorial example in a straight field geometry a preliminary theory is developed which shows how to evaluate the effect of resonant particles on standing hydromagnetic waves which have been calculated in a realistic cylindrically symmetrical geomagnetic field. Marginal stability is assumed. A reanalysis of data from the event of October 27, 1978, is made. The theory allows estimates of a number of plasma properties to be made. These show internal consistency which is encouraging for the theory.

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