Estimation of the strength of EEJ from solar quiet hours
| AUTHOR | Rabia Salihu, Said; Emmanuel Chiadi, Ekwubiri; Emmanuel Chiadi Ekwubiri et al. |
| PUBLISHER | LAP Lambert Academic Publishing (06/08/2015) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
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This book is an insight in to the thermodynamics and electromagnetic forces of the sun-earth interactions. The E (dynamo) region of the equatorial ionosphere consists of 2 layers of currents responsible for the quiet solar daily variations in the Earth's magnetic field. One is the Worldwide solar quiet daily variation, WSq (altitude 118 7 km), responsible for the global quiet daily variation observed in the earth's magnetic field and the other is the Equatorial Electrojet; an intense current flowing eastward in the low latitude ionosphere within the narrow region flanking the dip equator (altitude 106 2 km). The book surveys the characteristics of the Equatorial Electrojet and further highlights the methods of estimation of the strength of the EEJ from a research work."
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9783659456527
ISBN-10:
3659456527
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Paperback or Softback (Trade Paperback (Us))
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English
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108
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64
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6.00 x 0.26 x 9.00 inches
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0.37 pound(s)
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US
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Science | Physics - General
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This book is an insight in to the thermodynamics and electromagnetic forces of the sun-earth interactions. The E (dynamo) region of the equatorial ionosphere consists of 2 layers of currents responsible for the quiet solar daily variations in the Earth's magnetic field. One is the Worldwide solar quiet daily variation, WSq (altitude 118 7 km), responsible for the global quiet daily variation observed in the earth's magnetic field and the other is the Equatorial Electrojet; an intense current flowing eastward in the low latitude ionosphere within the narrow region flanking the dip equator (altitude 106 2 km). The book surveys the characteristics of the Equatorial Electrojet and further highlights the methods of estimation of the strength of the EEJ from a research work."
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