Simulation of storm-time partial ring current system and the dawn-dusk asymmetry of geomagnetic variation

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Diurnal Variations, Magnetic Storms, Magnetic Variations, Midlatitude Atmosphere, Ring Currents, Systems Simulation, Field Aligned Currents, Ionospheric Currents, Magnetic Disturbances, Particle Motion

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The ring current has been simulated using a monochromatic model; the temporal variation of the divergence of the ring current is thereby obtained. Assuming that the divergence of the ring current is closed by the field-aligned currents, the ionospheric currents and the geomagnetic variation on the earth surface are derived. Results of the variation of the H component at midlatitudes caused by the field-aligned current agree with observational results. The simulated asymmetry of the H component is much larger than the simulated symmetric part of the H component. This suggests that some part of the D(st) development is caused by a ring current which does not have the current divergence.

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