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• W2023275239 abstract "Using observations from different Galileo experiments (plasma wave system, magnetometer and energetic particle detector), we analyze a strong magnetospheric disturbance that occurs on day 311 of 1996 as Galileo was close to Jupiter (less than 15 Jovian radii). This perturbation is characterized by multiple injections of energetic particles in the inner magnetosphere and has been described as a possible analog of the terrestrial magnetic storm by Mauk et al . [1999]. We show here that it also corresponds to a large‐scale magnetospheric perturbation similar to the “energetic events” described by Louarn et al ., [1998, 2000]. It is associated with the development of a particular magnetic activity in the outermost part of the Io torus, over periods of 2–4 hours and in sectors of longitude with a typical 30°–80° longitudinal extension. At distances ranging from 10 to 13 R j , the activity itself is characterized by the generation of low‐frequency magnetic oscillations (18 min periodicity in the present case) that correlate with dispersionless energetic electron injections and modulations of the auroral radio flux. When they are observed a few hours after their formation, these injections present a weak energy‐time dispersion and are still periodic. They then progressively mix and finally define a region of limited longitudinal extension where the density of energetic particles is particularly large. We show that this region corresponds to the source of the narrowband kilometric radiation (n‐KOM). By combining remote sensing radio observations, in situ particle, and magnetic field measurements, we show that the active zone where the large scale disturbance initially develops most probably does not corotate and would even be almost fixed in local time. In the present case, the magnetospheric event is the consequence of two activations separated by a few hours. They occur in two separated longitude sectors and give rise to two different n‐KOM sources. During the event, some 10 12 W are transferred to the electron population. It is proposed that this set of phenomena is the manifestation of a sporadic dissipation of a part of the Io torus rotational energy and would be thus associated with the development of a large‐scale instability in the external part of the Io torus." @default.
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• W2023275239 date "2001-12-01" @default.
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• W2023275239 title "A multi‐instrument study of a Jovian magnetospheric disturbance" @default.
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