NOZOMI observation of transient, non-spiral magnetic field in interplanetary space associated with limb CMEs

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Particle Emission, Solar Wind, Interplanetary Magnetic Fields, Solar Wind Plasma, Sources Of Solar Wind

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The magnetic fields of interplanetary objects that were ejected as coronal mass ejections (CMEs) from the limb of the Sun were observed by the NOZOMI spacecraft at 1.38 AU above the east limb of the Sun. The solar wind magnetic field whose launch time coincided with ejection of the limb CME was different from that estimated from ACE observations near the Earth, suggesting that NOZOMI encountered transient magnetic structures, or that the heliospheric magnetic field re-structured after ejection of the CMEs. The corresponding interplanetary magnetic field showed non-spiral magnetic field, enhancements of magnetic field, or magnetic discontinuities, but no common structure was yet found.

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