Magnetospheric response on impact of solar wind diamagnetic structures borne by eruptive prominence
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https://doi.org/10.5564/pmas.v64i02.3648Keywords:
eruptive prominence, diamagnetic structure of eruptive prominence, saw-tooth substorm, double auroral oval, Pi2-3geomagnetic pulsationsAbstract
We address the sequence of Sun-to-Earth phenomena, that enables to study the mechanism for geoefficiency of eruptive prominences propagating from the Sun inside coronal mass ejections (CMEs). An eruptive prominence ejected in the solar wind (SW) moves at the SW velocity Earthward like adiamagnetic structure of eruptive prominence (DSEP).The key feature of the latter is a largesharp plasma concentration jump N inside the DSEP at a simultaneous sharp drop in the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) modulus B. It is the anti-correlation between the N and B profiles in DSEP, due to which its contact with the magnetosphere may lead not only to magnetosphere compression, but also to penetration of DSEP substance into the magnetosphere. The duration of the magnetospheric disturbance (in the form of dayside auroras), global increase in the current systems, charged particle flux enhancement in the radiation belts, and generation of the irregular Pi2-3 oscillations aredetermined by the DSEP size. We present statistical investigations into DSEPs observed in different years of solar activity and builta qualitative modelfor DSEP geoefficiency.
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