Geoelectric Fields is a geophysical phenomenon characterized by the electric fields induced at the Earth's surface due to time-varying magnetic fields during geomagnetic disturbances, particularly magnetic storms, through the process of electromagnetic induction in the conducting Earth.
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Pure magnetic and electric geons
M. A. Melvin · Physics Letters · 1964 · 508 citations
A. Pulkkinen, Sture Lindahl, A. Viljanen et al. · Space Weather · 2005 · 365 citations · Full text
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