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Interpretation of apparent phase motion in micropulsation signals

D. J. Southwood

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It is shown that phase differences in geomagnetic micropulsation signals seen at different locations should bear a direct relationship to energy flux in the magnetospheric wave structure.

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It is shown that phase differences in geomagnetic micropulsation signals seen at different locations should bear a direct relationship to energy flux in the magnetospheric wave structure.

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It is shown that phase differences in geomagnetic micropulsation signals seen at different locations should bear a direct relationship to energy flux in the magnetospheric wave structure.

Key concepts: Earth's magnetic field, Interpretation (philosophy), Geophysics, Phase (matter), Geomagnetic secular variation, Physics, Flux (metallurgy), Energy flux

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