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Stepping Into an Equatorial Plasma Bubble With a Swarm Overfly
ESA's Swarm constellation entered in a “overfly” configuration in the period between September and October 2021, when the longitudinal distance between the lower pair and the upper satellite was at its minimum since the launch of the spacecrafts.
L. Spogli, L. Alfonsi, C. Cesaroni
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Ionospheric structure is characterized by the space–time variation of electron density. However, our understanding of the physical processes that initiate and sustain intermediate-scale structure development does not relate directly to statistical ...
C. Rino, T. Yokoyama, C. Carrano
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We describe an interplay between two injection mechanism of background electrons into an evolving plasma bubble behind an intense laser pulse: one due to the overall bubble expansion, and another due to its periodic undulation.
Jihoon Kim +3 more
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This paper reports that plasma density depletions appearing at middle latitudes near sunrise survived until afternoon on 29 May 2017 during the recovery phase of a geomagnetic storm.
Yuichi Otsuka +5 more
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Cluster and Double Star multipoint observations of a plasma bubble [PDF]
Depleted flux tubes, or plasma bubbles, are one possible explanation of bursty bulk flows, which are transient high speed flows thought to be responsible for a large proportion of flux transport in the magnetotail.
A. P. Walsh +16 more
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Vortex bubble formation in pair plasmas [PDF]
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Berezhiani, V. I. +3 more
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Equatorial Plasma Bubble Detection Using Vertical TEC From Altimetry Satellite
In this study, we detect the equatorial plasma bubble (EPB) using vertical total electron content (vTEC) from altimetry satellite for the first time.
Long Tang, Ge-Heng Chen
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Flat bubble regime and laminar plasma flow in a plasma wakefield accelerator
A simple 2D model of the bubble formation in a plasma wakefield accelerator is developed and investigated. We show that in the case of a flat driver, the bubble may consist of two parts.
S. S. Baturin
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Occurrence of Giant Plasma Bubble in Liquid
Fluid interfaces are generally known to deform or fragment in accordance with the Rayleigh limit theory under the influence of charged particles. Here, we present experimental evidence of a cross-scale transition from microscopic to macroscopic bubbles in a charged liquid-gas fluid system under a strong electric field.
Junfeng Wang +4 more
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Enhanced ionospheric plasma bubble generation in more active ITCZ
Libo Liu +2 more
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