luminosity variations in several parallel auroral arcs before auroral breakup
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Abstract
Variation of the luminosity in two parallel
auroral arcs before auroral breakup has been studied by using digitised TV-data
with high temporal and spatial resolution. The intervals when a new arc appears
near already existing one were chosen for analysis. It is shown, for all cases,
that the appearance of a new arc is accompanied by fading or disappearance of
another arc. We have named these events out-of-phase events, OP. Another type of
luminosity variation is characterised by almost simultaneous enhancement of
intensity in the both arcs (in-phase event, IP). The characteristic time of IP
events is 10–20 s, whereas OP events last about one minute. Sometimes
out-of-phase events begin as IP events. The possible mechanisms for OP and IP
events are discussed.
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| Authors | ;V. Safargaleev;W. Lyatsky;V. Tagirov |
| Journal | journal of food measurement and characterization |
| Year | 1997 |
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10.1007/s00585-997-0959-4
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