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Frequency-time analysis of geomagnetic beating-type pulsationsPc3

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The mechanism of beating of Pc3 type pulsations is studied. Using the method of numerical computation of a sonagram (the method of frequency-time analysis) a set of samples of pulsations from the Budkov Observatory is treated (1968–1969) mostly at K-indices equal to 2–3. By comparing f–t diagrams with the spectra of the samples an attempt has been made at interpreting the beating as a superposition of the frequency components, contained in the pulsation signal. In most observed cases it is possible to determine two close frequencies, the difference of which is on the average\(\overline {\Delta f} \)=5.4 mHz. The average carrier frequency of the samples was\(\bar f_0 \)=37.6 mHz, and the average frequency of the beating\(\bar f_B \)=2.7 mHz. The interval of observed values of fB amounted to 1–5 mHz. A tendency was observed for fB to increase with increasing degree of disturbance of the geomagnetic field.

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Prikner, K., Střeštík, J. & Dobeš, K. Frequency-time analysis of geomagnetic beating-type pulsationsPc3. Stud Geophys Geod 18, 266–273 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01624477

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