A theoretical investigation is carried out of the instabilities associated with a model applicable to the auroral acceleration region consisting of an ion beam, precipitating electrons and stationary background electrons. The kinetic dispersion relation is solved numerically without any ap-proximations for auroral plasma parameters. It is shown that low-frequency plasma instabilities are present, which can generate the low-frequency electric field fluctuations (LEFs) that have been observed in the auroral acceleration region. A detailed parameter study of the instability as a function of plasma parameters, such as particle densities and drift speeds, is conducted. 1
[1] In this report we examine the importance of ion and electron kinetic effects in the acceleration...
The interactions of plasmas with non-thermal electron populations can result in instabilities that a...
In collision-poor plasmas from space, three distinct ion–ion instabilities can be driven by the prot...
A theoretical investigation is carried out of the instabilities associated with a model applicable t...
Low-Frequency Electrostatic Instability That Is Observed By Both Ground Facilities And Satellites Ha...
A general discussion of the concept of anomalous resistivity will be given. The conditions under whi...
Letter to the Editor Low-frequency electric field fluctuations and field-aligned electron beams arou...
Due co their low phase velocity, electrostatic waves interact more strongly with a low beta plasma t...
The possibility of plasma instabilities in the ionosphere is investigated. Low frequency instabiliti...
Investigating the process of electron acceleration in auroral regions, we present a study of the tem...
A sounding rocket S-310JA-7 launched from Syowa Station, Antarctica, carried into highly active auro...
We have extended the linear fluid theory of electrojet plasma waves to the region where ion magnetiz...
We have extended the linear fluid theory of electrojet plasma waves to the region where ion mag-neti...
International audienceElectron beams narrowly collimated to the magnetic field line were observed co...
Basic concepts of anomalous resistivity and the physical mechanism of current driven instabilities a...
[1] In this report we examine the importance of ion and electron kinetic effects in the acceleration...
The interactions of plasmas with non-thermal electron populations can result in instabilities that a...
In collision-poor plasmas from space, three distinct ion–ion instabilities can be driven by the prot...
A theoretical investigation is carried out of the instabilities associated with a model applicable t...
Low-Frequency Electrostatic Instability That Is Observed By Both Ground Facilities And Satellites Ha...
A general discussion of the concept of anomalous resistivity will be given. The conditions under whi...
Letter to the Editor Low-frequency electric field fluctuations and field-aligned electron beams arou...
Due co their low phase velocity, electrostatic waves interact more strongly with a low beta plasma t...
The possibility of plasma instabilities in the ionosphere is investigated. Low frequency instabiliti...
Investigating the process of electron acceleration in auroral regions, we present a study of the tem...
A sounding rocket S-310JA-7 launched from Syowa Station, Antarctica, carried into highly active auro...
We have extended the linear fluid theory of electrojet plasma waves to the region where ion magnetiz...
We have extended the linear fluid theory of electrojet plasma waves to the region where ion mag-neti...
International audienceElectron beams narrowly collimated to the magnetic field line were observed co...
Basic concepts of anomalous resistivity and the physical mechanism of current driven instabilities a...
[1] In this report we examine the importance of ion and electron kinetic effects in the acceleration...
The interactions of plasmas with non-thermal electron populations can result in instabilities that a...
In collision-poor plasmas from space, three distinct ion–ion instabilities can be driven by the prot...