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Frequency-direction analysis of geomagnetic pulsations

Part II. Pulsationspc3 (Bpc3)

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Using the method of two-component spectral analysis of planar oscillation events by means of computer processing of A-t records, a series of about 100 samples of geomagnetic beating-type pulsations pc3 was treated. The quantitative data obtained on the internal structure of the pulsations (frequency spectra and polarization characteristics) were treated statistically. The pattern of the daily variations of the frequencies and amplitudes of the fundamental amplitude-dominating frequency components of the pulsations and the daily variations of the polarization characteristics of these components, the ellipticity of the polarization ellipses, the directions of the main axes of these ellipses and the sense of rotation of the disturbance vector along the ellipses were obtained.

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  1. Geophysical Institute, Czechosl. Acad. Sci., Prague

    Karel Prikner, Jaroslay Střeštík & Karel Dobeš

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  1. Karel Prikner
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A part of the results was reported at the XVth General Assembly of the IUGG, Moscow, August 1971.

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Prikner, K., Střeštík, J. & Dobeš, K. Frequency-direction analysis of geomagnetic pulsations. Stud Geophys Geod 17, 337–345 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01576724

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