Journal of geomagnetism and geoelectricity · 1956 · 38 citations · 3 references
GeophysicsMeteorologyEngineeringPhysicsAtmospheric ScienceAnisotropic ConductivityMagnetohydrodynamicsPlasma PhysicsIonosphereSolar-terrestrial InteractionDynamo TheorySpace Plasma PhysicPlanetary MagnetosphereDifferential EquationsSpace WeatherEarth ScienceMagnetospheric Plasma
The differential equations of the dynamo theory are solved by numerical integration, taking into account of the daily variation of the anisotropic conductivity. It is shown that the observed wind in the E region is sufficient for the requirement of the dynamo theory. The drift of ionization is discussed and it is shown that at night some part of electrons in the lower F region will descend into the E region in the middle latitudes.
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The Atmospheres of the Earth and Planets
Brian Coffey · The Modern Schoolman · 1950 · 222 citations
Atmospheric Science, Upper Atmosphere, Planetary Atmosphere +1
<i>Rocket Exploration of the Upper Atmosphere</i>
Robert L. Boyd, M. J. Seaton, H. S. W. Massey et al. · Physics Today · 1955 · 99 citations