GEOTAIL observation of electron cyclotron harmonic waves near the dayside magnetopause
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- Published
- 1999-01-01
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- 6
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Keywords
Physics, Electron, Magnetosphere, Magnetopause, Atomic physics
References
- A parametric study of electron multiharmonic instabilities in the magnetosphere
- Geotail electron observations in association with intense bursts of electron cyclotron harmonic waves in the dayside magnetosphere
- Electron distribution functions associated with electrostatic emissions in the dayside magnetosphere
- Intense electrostatic waves near the upper hybrid resonance frequency. Progress report
- Intense bursts of electron cyclotron harmonic waves near the dayside magnetopause observed by GEOTAIL
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- Numerical study of electrostatic electron cyclotron harmonic waves due to Maxwellian ring velocity distributions
- Wave emissions at half electron gyroharmonics in the equatorial plasmasphere region : CLUSTER observations and statistics
- Diffusion coefficients from resonant interactions with electrostatic electron cyclotron harmonic waves
- Particle-in-cell simulation of Maxwellian ring velocity distribution
- COMMISSION H: WAVES IN PLASMAS
- Commission H: Waves in Plasmas
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