Location and propagation of the magnetotail current disruption during substorm expansion - Analysis and simulation of an ISEE multi-onset event

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Current Sheets, Earth Magnetosphere, Geomagnetic Tail, International Sun Earth Explorers, Magnetic Storms, Dynamo Theory, Electric Current, Magnetic Field Configurations, Solar Wind Velocity

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Magnetic field variations measured onboard the ISEE-1 spacecraft in the tail northern lobe (about 22 R/E/ geocentric distance) during a substorm with multiple onsets are analyzed and simulated using a model current sheet. This remote sensing study of the cross-tail current sheet shows that substorm onsets are associated with a partial disruption of the cross-tail current that begins in the near-earth plasma sheet (about 7 R/E/) and that expands tailward during substorm expansion with a velocity of the order of 300 km/s. The two consecutive substorm onsets, which occur during a very active period (AE greater than 500 nT), correspond to a similar partial disruption of the near-earth current sheet that expands tailwards over a distance of the order of 80 R(E).

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