Growth of Relativistic Electron Fluxes in the Outer Radiation Belt, According to Data from the Arktika-M (No. 1) Satellite during Magnetic Storms in October–November 2021

The authors analyze variations in electron fluxes of different energies of 0.1 to 2 MeV for CIR and CME magnetic storms in October–November 2021 according to data from the GOES-17 satellite and the Russian satellites Arktika-M (no. 1) and Elektro-L (no. 2). The analysis shows that the level of relativistic electron fluxes was noticeably higher during the stronger CME storm than during the weaker CIR storm in both geostationary orbit and lower L-shells.