Polarization and wave form of magnetic pulsations below pulsating auroras: magnetic effects of electric currents induced in an ionization tail of a moving auroral patch
Polarization and wave form of magnetic pulsations below pulsating auroras: magnetic effects of electric currents induced in an ionization tail of a moving auroral patch
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脉动极光下方磁脉动的极化和波形:移动极光斑块电离尾部感应电流的磁效应
DOI:
10.5636/jgg.37.65
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发表时间:
1985
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通讯作者:
K. Hayashi
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作者:
T. Oguti;K. Hayashi
Polarization and wave form of geomagnetic pulsations observed at multiple stations on the ground below a streaming aurora, a propagating aurora and a large cluster of pulsating auroral patches were examined and compared with magnetic effects of current systems in and around model auroral patches. Conclusion is that both the polarization and the wave form of magnetic pulsations at various ground points are fully accounted for in terms of electric currents, a field-aligned pair current and a twin-vortex current, which are induced in an ionization tail in the ionosphere behind a moving auroral patch in conjunction with the convection electric field, and move following the patch migration. Since the irregular magnetic pulsation in the dawn auroral zone often tends to be continuously followed by auroral zone pc-3 in the daytime, the result strongly suggests that the auroral zone pc-3 may, some portion at least, also be caused by the same mechanism by the local fluctuations in conductivity in the ionosphere.