Self-Consistent Theory of Triggered VLF Emissions: An Analytical Approach

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Jan 1999

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Advances in Space Research, Volume 24, Issue 8, p. 1011-1014.

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The self-consistent analytical approach to the problem of triggered ELF/VLF emissions is developed. The self-consistency includes calculation of energetic electron beams produced by a quasimonochromatic whistler wave packet from a ground based VLF transmitter and analysis of secondary whistler wave generation by this beam, taking into account the second order cyclotron resonance effects. The theory permits estimation of the maximum amplification of the secondary waves as well as dynamical frequency spectrum of triggered emission. A simple computer program has been developed to find the dynamic spectrogram of triggered VLF signals with spatial and temporal dependences of electron beam velocity and geomagnetic field

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