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Frequency Chirping of Electromagnetic Ion Cyclotron Waves in Earth's Magnetosphere
DOI: 10.1029/2023GL106456 Bibcode: 2024GeoRL..5106456A

An, Zeyu; Tao, Xin; Zonca, Fulvio +1 more

Electromagnetic ion cyclotron (EMIC) waves are known to exhibit frequency chirping occasionally, contributing to the rapid acceleration and precipitation of energetic particles in the magnetosphere. However, the chirping mechanism of EMIC waves remains elusive. In this work, a phenomenological model of whistler mode chorus waves named the Trap-Rel…

2024 Geophysical Research Letters
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Latitudinal Mapping of Chorus Waves Growth Rates Based on Multi-Spacecraft Wave and Plasma Measurements
DOI: 10.1029/2024GL110539 Bibcode: 2024GeoRL..5110539V

Agapitov, O. V.; Artemyev, A.; Mourenas, D. +3 more

Whistler mode chorus waves are one of the most intense and important electromagnetic emissions in the Earth's radiation belt, where these waves are responsible for electron acceleration to relativistic energies and for energetic electron precipitation into the Earth's atmosphere. This study reports a unique multi-spacecraft observation event that …

2024 Geophysical Research Letters
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In Situ Observational Evidence of the Polar Cap Arc at 1500 MLT (15MLT-PCA) Associated With the Lobe Reconnection
DOI: 10.1029/2024GL111793 Bibcode: 2024GeoRL..5111793F

Shi, Run; Han, Desheng; Feng, Huiting +4 more

The polar cap arc at 1500 MLT (15MLT-PCA) has been considered as an auroral signature of the cusp's duskside boundary and been speculated to be caused by lobe reconnection. However, no observational evidence has been provided to support this speculation. Here we report a 15MLT-PCA event occurred on 29 November 2017 using multi-instrument observati…

2024 Geophysical Research Letters
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