Simultaneous Occurrence of Electromagnetic and Quasi‐Electrostatic Magnetosonic Waves

Abstract Magnetosonic (MS) waves usually manifest as electromagnetic fluctuations, while quasi‐electrostatic magnetosonic (QEMS) waves have been recently reported. Here we present an intriguing coexistence of low harmonic electromagnetic magnetosonic (EMMS) waves and QEMS waves within the same band. Ion Bernstein instabilities are calculated based on the observed proton distribution. Effective growth rates can occur in the first‐fourth harmonic bands with a broad wave number range when the wave normal angle is sufficiently large. In each harmonic band, the MS waves would transform from electromagnetic to electrostatic as the wave number increases. This study reveals that the simultaneous occurrence of EMMS and QEMS arises from the expansive excitation range of MS waves in ‐space, thereby implying the potential resonant interactions between MS and particles in a broad energy spectrum.

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Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1029/2024ja032967
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Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics
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Simultaneous Occurrence of Electromagnetic and Quasi‐Electrostatic Magnetosonic Waves

Si Liu, Yaxiong Zhou, Yang Qiwu, Hongming Yang et al.
Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics
Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics
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Simultaneous Occurrence of Electromagnetic and Quasi‐Electrostatic Magnetosonic Waves

Si Liu, Yaxiong Zhou, Yang Qiwu, Hongming Yang, Zhonglei Gao, Fuliang Xiao, Chen Shi, Jiawen Tang, Bowen Wang, Yang Gao
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Abstract Magnetosonic (MS) waves usually manifest as electromagnetic fluctuations, while quasi‐electrostatic magnetosonic (QEMS) waves have been recently reported. Here we present an intriguing coexistence of low harmonic electromagnetic magnetosonic (EMMS) waves and QEMS waves within the same band. Ion Bernstein instabilities are calculated based on the observed proton distribution. Effective growth rates can occur in the first‐fourth harmonic bands with a broad wave number range when the wave normal angle is sufficiently large. In each harmonic band, the MS waves would transform from electromagnetic to electrostatic as the wave number increases. This study reveals that the simultaneous occurrence of EMMS and QEMS arises from the expansive excitation range of MS waves in ‐space, thereby implying the potential resonant interactions between MS and particles in a broad energy spectrum.

Journal of Geophysical Research Space PhysicsVol. 129(10)
Changsha University of Science and Technology (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province
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Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics
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