Dynamics of the aurora. V - Poleward motions.
Poleward motion of auroral bands in midnight sector during early phase of auroral substorm and cause of planetary scale auroral displays
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Publications and source records attributed to Akasofu, S.-I..
Poleward motion of auroral bands in midnight sector during early phase of auroral substorm and cause of planetary scale auroral displays
Patches and irregular bands and eastward motions in morning sector of auroras
Geomagnetic storm characteristics for two-dimensional configuration of solar plasma flow generated by solar flares
Ring current growth tendency prior to sudden magnetospheric compression
Main phase of geomagnetic storms and magnetic and auroral substorms development by analyzing individual geomagnetic storms
Dynamic motions of Aurora 7 towards equator
Forbush decreases and development of geomagnetic storm fields
Polar electrojet causing magnetic substorms in high latitudes flows westward along closed oval curve and is connected with auroral activity and outer radiation belt
Relationships between Forbush decreases and associated geomagnetic storm characteristics
Interaction between ring current and neutral sheet causing magnetospheric instability and changes in polar aurora
Auroral oval and substorm relations with magnetosphere internal structure
Polar electrojet and simultaneous geomagnetic disturbances on poleward side of auroral zone simultaneous with positive bay observations in auroral zone
Radiation belt deformation due to electrostatic field produced by ionospheric winds
Flare plasma cloud model with magnetic field asymmetry for solar-terrestrial system with reference to polar cap absorption and Forbush decrease
Magnitude of cosmic ray storms and geomagnetic storms as function of central meridian distance of corresponding solar flares
Geomagnetic storm development without preceding enhancement of solar plasma pressure, giving typical Sq storm examples
Hydromagnetic wave attenuation affected by ionospheric daily variations including sporadic E
Westward traveling surge auroral substorm characteristics and geomagnetic and ionospheric effects as observed near College, Alaska