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Variability of the symmetry exis of the magnetospheric ring current

JGD.
2011;
Volume 11, Number 2
: 284-286
https://doi.org/10.23939/jgd2011.02.284
Authors:
  1. V. Semenov
  2. J. Vozar
  3. Yu. P. Sumaruk
  4. B. T. Ladanivskyy
1
Research and Development Department, Delta SPE LLC
2
Geophysical Institute. Slovak Academy of Sciences
3
Subbotin Institute of geophysics of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
4
Carpathian branch of Subbotin Institute of geophysics of NAS of Ukraine; Lviv Polytechnic National University (SD ICSIT)

It is known that magnetic poles of the Earth is accelerated and is now being ≈ 50 km/year (Olsen & Mandea, 2007) while the geomagnetic pole (the dipole part), which is computed (fictitious) value, has much less velocity. It is believed that the magnetospheric outer ring currents are held by the dipole part of the Earth’s magnetic field. The low frequency magnetic variations of that source allow determine the current position of the source axis and its corresponding pole which as shown experimentally precesses around the geomagnetic pole.

Variations of the ring current axis
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