AbstractIn this paper we report pulsing hiss emissions observed at the low latitude station, Jammu (geomag. lat. 22°26′N, L=1.17) in which intensity decreases with the increase in frequency. The entire dynamic spectra contain somewhat irregular structure. To explain these we propose that the hiss emissions are generated through Doppler-shifted cyclotron interactions near the equator and propagate to the earth in the whistler-mode. Further, ULF waves present in the generation region modulate the intensity of the emission resulting in the pulsing nature. The growth rates are computed and discussed in the light of recent works.
An explanation of the observation of pulsing hiss at low latitude
Advances in Space Research ; 41 , 10 ; 1695-1698
2008-01-17
4 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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