Lightning Current Waveforms is a physical construct that represents the time-varying profile of electric current associated with lightning discharges, distinguished by its specific temporal characteristics such as rise time, peak amplitude, and decay rate, which are critical for characterizing the electromagnetic effects and engineering impacts of lightning within the study of Lightning Physics and Lightning Protection.
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