Titlebook: Dynamics of the Magnetosphere; Proceedings of the A S.-I. Akasofu Conference proceedings 1980 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holl

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Interplanetary Magnetic Field Changes and the Magnetotailed associations between IMF changes and variations within the geomagnetic tail. The most firmly established among these was the good correlation between increases in the magnetic field intensity inside the tail lobes and intervals of southward-oriented IMF.

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Polar Cap Variations and the Interplanetary Magnetic Fieldhe interplanetary magnetic field. “Polar cap” is defined here as the region of open geomagnetic field lines encircled by the auroral oval. The first part of the paper reports the progress in the observation and understanding of polar cap size variations as related to changes of the interplanetary ma

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Interplanetary Magnetic Field Changes and the Magnetotailed associations between IMF changes and variations within the geomagnetic tail. The most firmly established among these was the good correlation between increases in the magnetic field intensity inside the tail lobes and intervals of southward-oriented IMF.

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Dayside Aurora, A Signature of the Dayside Cusp and its Correlation with Substorm Currentsusp movements to be monitored and correlated with substorm activity and interplanetary magnetic field direction. We conclude that any erosion of dayside field is not a direct result of southward turning B.. Instead, the cusp position is intimately related to substorm timing and intensity. Intensific

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Dynamics of the Magnetospheric Plasmasource of plasma-sheet plasma, including magnetopause boundary layers; (2) dynamics of plasma-sheet plasma in the tail; (3) injection of the ring current. We present a general theoretical picture of how particles of ionospheric or solar-wind origin circulate around the magnetospheric system, become