1978
DOI: 10.1029/ja083ia09p04339
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Ring current electron trajectories associated with VLF emissions

Abstract: Intensity enhancements of the ring current electrons associated with the VLF emissions during the geomagnetic storms and substorms, which have been observed by the equatorially orbiting Sa-A satellite (Explorer 45), are so far limited only to electrons of energies below the order of 10 keV. Furthermore, onsets of the enhancement are detected in the lowest observable energy channel first, then shifting toward higher energies with time, a feature, which is opposite to the well-known energy dependence expected fr… Show more

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“…As shuwn by Maeda et al (1978) the electr i c field intensity is related to Kp through a very smooth function (Figure 2). We merely use the time history of Kp, which is available to a wide user, community, to determine the large scale convection electric field intensity.…”
Section: Addition Of Time-depen;__ace To Convection Electric Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As shuwn by Maeda et al (1978) the electr i c field intensity is related to Kp through a very smooth function (Figure 2). We merely use the time history of Kp, which is available to a wide user, community, to determine the large scale convection electric field intensity.…”
Section: Addition Of Time-depen;__ace To Convection Electric Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cowley (1976) also pointed out that the particles may have been "lost" before ,.,gay could penetrate very deeply, either by charge exchange or strong diffusion. Intensity enhancements of the ring current electrons associated with VLF-emissions during geomagnetic storms and the energy dispersion of these enhancements have been explained by Maeda et al (1978) using the computed electron trajectories given by this model E'iri, 1978).…”
Section: Agreement With Explore? 45 Observationsmentioning
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