Conjugate studies of hydromagnetic waves

Geophysical studies at conjugate points on the surface of the Earth have played an important role in discovering and elucidating plasma processes in the Earth's magnetosphere. Prof. T. NAGATA has long been an advocate of the importance of conjugate research in studying space phenomena. This rev...

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Main Author: L.J. Lanzerotti
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: AT & T Bell Laboratories 1987
Subjects:
Nagata
Memoirs of National Institute of Polar Research
Polar Research
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Summary:Geophysical studies at conjugate points on the surface of the Earth have played an important role in discovering and elucidating plasma processes in the Earth's magnetosphere. Prof. T. NAGATA has long been an advocate of the importance of conjugate research in studying space phenomena. This review discusses early studies of hydromagnetic waves at conjugate points, including some of the important work of NAGATA and his colleagues and students. This paper also briefly reviews selected important work of the last decade and notes where some advances can be expected in the future at very high and very low latitudes.

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