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Volume 89, Nº 5 (2025)
- Ano: 2025
- Artigos: 23
- URL: https://jdigitaldiagnostics.com/0367-6765/issue/view/14002
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Physics of Auroral Phenomena
Influence of substorms on the development of magnetic storms in different sectors of MLT
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Jumps in the solar wind dynamic pressure and occurrence of intense geomagnetically induced currents
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Ionospheric manifestation of moderate geomagnetic storm on September 12, 2023, based on comprehensive ionospheric radiosonde
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Occurrence of the polar tongue of ionization and ionospheric irregularities in the total electron content measurements during 7 November 2022 magnetic storm
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Growth of relativistic electron fluxes in the outer radiation belt according to data of the Arktika-M satellite (No. 1) during magnetic storms in October-November 2021
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Status of the PAIPS project and selected results
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Spatial structure of UV-microbursts in the auroral zone
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Study of time parameters of interplanetary disturbances with magnetic clouds
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Electromagnetic emissions by ZEVS transmitter and the “Northern transit” power transmission line registered on CSES satellite
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Analysis of the spatial dynamics of the auroral hiss and longitudinal currents based on observations at the Barentsburg Observatory and the AMPERE project
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The relationship between VLF transmitter signal amplitudes and high-energy electron precipitation during geomagnetic disturbances
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Observation and generation of two-band noise emissions above and below half the gyrofrequency of electrons near the geomagnetic equator
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The influence of electron precipitation on the outer electron radiation belt position
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Fractal characteristics of the auroral oval structure based on experimental data
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Geomagnetic and ionospheric effects of a meteor explosion over the Verkhnetulomsky reservoir on December 19, 2014
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Estimation of the average energy of auroral electrons using an intensity ratio of 630.0 and 427.8 nm emissions
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Seasonal and diurnal variations in the ionic content of the Earth’s average atmosphere and ionosphere
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Spatial features of the ionospheric disturbance caused by a meteorological squall
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Influence of parameters of crossbars with STT-MRAM on the accuracy of analog neural networks
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Study of the features of spin-injection generation of THz radiation in arrays of magnetic nanowires
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Thermally stimulated luminescence of colloidal InP/ZnS quantum dots
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On features of hyperonic interactions in neutron stars
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Optimization of the quantitative composition of scintillation additives for a tellurium-loaded plastic scintillator
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