Fluctuations of particle fluxes and spectra of low-frequency turbulence according to data from the Intercosmos-Bulgaria-1300 satellite

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Magnetohydrodynamic Turbulence, Magnetospheric Electron Density, Magnetospheric Ion Density, Plasma Layers, Satellite Observation, Auroral Zones, Electron Energy, Fourier Analysis, Intercosmos Satellites

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A Fourier analysis of electron and photon fluxes as measured by the IC-B-1300 satellite during crossing of auroral latitudes is presented. It is shown that the variations of the particle fluxes correspond to the spectrum of magnetospheric turbulence for large and medium scales. The fluctuation spectrum of electrons with energies exceeding the longitudinal potential difference has a power dependence of scale, given by the K exp -11/6 law, while the fluctuation spectrum of secondary electron fluxes at low energies (less than 0.3 keV) is virtually independent of K.

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