Features of VLF wave propagation in the earth's magnetosphere

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Earth Magnetosphere, Magnetic Dipoles, Very Low Frequencies, Wave Propagation, Caustic Lines, Lines Of Force, Point Sources, Satellite Antennas

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A numerical simulation is used to study the propagation of VLF (9.6 kHz) waves emitted by a point magnetic dipole oriented perpendicular to the magnetic meridian surface and positioned at the peak of the magnetic line. The results show that a focal singularity occurring in a homogeneous medium is transformed in the magnetosphere into a caustic surface extended along the magnetic lines of force. The characteristics of these caustic surfaces are examined and their cross-sectional features are illustrated. The results are of interest in connection with studies of satellite-antenna fields.

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