Analysis and Theoretical Interpretation of the Correlation Model of Electron Fluxes in Geostationary Orbit-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Analysis and Theoretical Interpretation of the Correlation Model of Electron Fluxes in Geostationary Orbit

Published:2022-06-10 Issue:2 Volume:13 Page:
ISSN:2411-6262
Container-title:Baikal Research Journal
language:ru
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Author:

Popov George¹

Affiliation:

1. Baikal State University

Abstract

The article analyzes of results of the correlation model of electron fluxes in the geostationary orbit and their correspondence to the physics of the magnetosphere and the ideas about the mechanisms of the appearance of energetic electrons in the geostationary orbit. A variant of the system approach to the correlation analysis of electron fluxes on the GO is proposed, in which the «magnetosphere» system is represented by a system consisting of three subsystems embedded in it. The study confirms the prospects of its further development by the fact that it allows to explain the presence of upper limits in the calculations of correlation coefficients and the detected patterns in the calculated delay times.

Publisher

Baikal State University

Subject

General Medicine

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