Kyunghwan Dokgo, James M. Webster, Kyoung-Joo Hwang, Eunjin Choi, Daniel B. Graham, Hiroshi Hasegawa, James L. Burch, Peter H. Yoon
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摘要
对2016年12月24日磁层顶不对称磁重联期间的升调哨声波进行了磁层多尺度观测。升音哨声波沿分离矩阵磁鞘侧的磁场向磁重联的电子扩散区传播。哨声波的基频略高于0.5 F ce ${F}_{ce}$(电子回旋频率),上升到1.0 Fce ${F}_{ce}$。研究表明,分离矩阵可以为(a)哨声波的产生,(b)哨声波的频率啁啾,(c)哨声波在窄分离矩阵内的局部约束提供有利条件。在这种条件下产生的这些音调上升的哨声波可能有助于磁重联过程中电子的快速通电。
Rising-Tone Whistler Wave in a Magnetosheath Side Separatrix of Dayside Magnetic Reconnection
We investigate Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) observation of the rising-tone whistler waves during the magnetopause asymmetric magnetic reconnection on 24 December 2016. The rising-tone whistler wave propagates toward the electron diffusion region of magnetic reconnection along the magnetic field on the magnetosheath side of the separatrix. The fundamental frequency of the whistler wave is slightly above 0.5 (electron cyclotron frequency) and rises to 1.0 . This study shows that the separatrix can provide favorable conditions for (a) the generation of whistler waves, (b) the frequency chirping of whistler waves, and (c) the local confinement of whistler waves within the narrow separatrix. These rising-tone whistler waves, generated under such conditions, may contribute to the rapid energization of electrons during the magnetic reconnection.
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