Trigger, an active release experiment that stimulated auroral particle precipitation and wave emissions

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Auroral Zones, Electron Precipitation, Particle Interactions, Particle Precipitation, Plasma Interaction Experiment, Wave Interaction, Cesium Vapor, Cloud Physics, Field Aligned Currents, Ionospheric Currents

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The experimental design by which a cesium vapor cloud was suddenly released in order to stimulate auroral particle precipitation is described along with the general results obtained. A drastic increase of the field-aligned charged-particle flux was observed with subsequent particle bursts. It is suggested that low-energy acceleration was due to parallel electric fields created by an instability which was driven by field-aligned currents resulting from the plasma injection. Pitch angle scattering in the deep magnetosphere may account for particle precipitation continuing for 130 sec after release.

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