Titlebook: Geomagnetic Diagnosis of the Magnetosphere; A. Nishida Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 Erdmagnetismus.Magnetosph?r

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Implosion in the Magnetotail,at are associated with this explosive release of energy have been the aim of intense research efforts in recent years, and the term magnetospheric substorm has been introduced to designate these phenomena as a whole. The ‘polar magnetic substorm’ is the manifestation of the magnetospheric substorm i

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Magnetosphere as a Resonator,e scale is set by the period of the Larmor gyration of the ambient protons, while its upper limit is set, essentially, by the time required for the hydromagnetic wave to propagate across the closed (namely, nontail) part of the magnetosphere. The waves of this kind have long been known from geomagne

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