NASA NTRS · 19750005636
Certain problems in the physics of the magnetosphere
Abstract
A review of experimental and theoretical studies devoted to analysis of physical processes in the magnetosphere is presented. Attention is focused on the interrelationships among the most important geophysical phenomena in the magnetosphere: magnetic storms, auroras, the radiation belts, and processes in the geomagnetic tail. Recommendations are submitted for future experiments that are needed for development of a theory of magnetospheric phenomena.
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Yershkovich, A. I., Skuridin, G. A., Shalimov, V. P.. 1974-11-01. Certain problems in the physics of the magnetosphere. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750005636
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