Pc 3 magnetic pulsations observed at low latitudes: A possible model
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It is recently demonstrated that Pc 3 magnetic polarizations observed at equatorial latitudes (|φ|<20°) are different from those at low-latitude Japan-Australia conjugate stations (|φ|∿35°). In order to interpret the Pc 3 polarization characteristics at lower latitudes (|φ|≲45°), we propose a probable, new qualitative model in which two (or more) superimposed ionospheric eddy currents, oscillating with slight differences in frequency in the Pc 3 range and in apparent azimuthal wave number, move azimuthally at low latitudes (|φ|≲45°). Near low latitudes of |φ|∿45°ionospheric rotational Hall currents should be induced by field-aligned currents associated with localized shear Alfven waves which are excited by compressional Pc 3 source waves near |φ|∿45°. Near the equatorial region ionospheric Pedersen eddy currents may be caused by inductive electric fields of compressional Pc 3 source waves which would propagate from the outer magnetosphere to the equatorial ionosphere.
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著者
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Tanaka Yoichi
Geosystems Inc.
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Yumoto Kiyohumi
Onagawa Magnetic Observatory and Geophysical Institute, Tohoku University
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Saito Takao
Onagawa Magnetic Observatory and Geophysical Institute, Tohoku University
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Tanaka Yoshihito
Research Institute Of Atmospherics Nagoya University
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Tanaka Yoichi
Research Institute Of Atmospherics Nagoya University
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Yumoto Kiyohumi
Onagawa Magnetic Observatory And Geophysical Institute Tohoku University
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Saito T
Onagawa Magnetic Observatory And Geophysical Institute Tohoku University
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Tanaka Yoshihito
Research Institute Of Atmospherics Nagaya University
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Saito Takao
Onagawa Magnetic Observatory And Geophysical Institute Tohoku University
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