Magnetosphere Coupling
Magnetosphere Coupling is a theoretical framework that describes the mechanisms and dynamics of energy, momentum, and plasma exchange between the Earth's magnetosphere and adjacent space plasma regions, particularly through electromagnetic and electrodynamic interactions mediated by field-aligned currents, convection electric fields, and wave-particle processes.
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Energy coupling function and solar wind‐magnetosphere dynamo
J. R. Kan, L. C. Lee · Geophysical Research Letters · 1979 · 532 citations
Aerodynamic aspects of the magnetospheric flow
Richard Levy, H. E. Petschek, G. L. Siscoe · AIAA Journal · 1964 · 445 citations
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University of Leicester
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Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
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University of Michigan
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Goddard Space Flight Center
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NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research
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