Study of Time Parameters of Interplanetary Disturbances with Magnetic Clouds

The registration times of extreme values of the main parameters of the interplanetary medium, cosmic ray variations, and geomagnetic activity during the passage of coronal mass ejections with a magnetic cloud past the Earth were studied. The following parts of interplanetary disturbances were considered: (I) from the interplanetary disturbance onset to the magnetic cloud onset; (II) within the magnetic cloud; and (III) from the magnetic cloud end to the interplanetary disturbance end, which was often the onset of the next interplanetary disturbance. It was shown in which part of the interplanetary disturbances the extremes of solar wind speed, interplanetary magnetic field, density and anisotropy of cosmic rays, as well as geomagnetic activity indices are most often recorded.

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Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences Physics
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1062873825711018
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Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics
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Study of Time Parameters of Interplanetary Disturbances with Magnetic Clouds

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Study of Time Parameters of Interplanetary Disturbances with Magnetic Clouds

М. А. Аbunina, А. V. Belov, N. S. Shlyk, А. А. Аbunin, V. G. Yanke, S. M. Belov, V. A. Oleneva
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The registration times of extreme values of the main parameters of the interplanetary medium, cosmic ray variations, and geomagnetic activity during the passage of coronal mass ejections with a magnetic cloud past the Earth were studied. The following parts of interplanetary disturbances were considered: (I) from the interplanetary disturbance onset to the magnetic cloud onset; (II) within the magnetic cloud; and (III) from the magnetic cloud end to the interplanetary disturbance end, which was often the onset of the next interplanetary disturbance. It was shown in which part of the interplanetary disturbances the extremes of solar wind speed, interplanetary magnetic field, density and anisotropy of cosmic rays, as well as geomagnetic activity indices are most often recorded.

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