Can you see electric field lines?
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The radial electric field shear from negative to positive appears in the region and this suggests the boundary between open and closed field lines. | |
33 Citations | On two of the experiments the electric fields perpendicular to B were found to be exactly conjugate, indicating that the field lines were equipotentials. |
99 Citations | This observation supports the theory that the E -region electric fields are projected into the F -region along the electrically equipotential magnetic field lines. |
42 Citations | Experimental results are in agreement with the presence of a parallel electric field along the field lines in the upper ionosphere. |
38 Citations | These observations argue strongly for the existence of an electric field in a region of closed magnetic field lines. |
17 Citations | The related potential difference accross the open field lines is about 15 kV, which can be responsible for the background electric field measured in the polar caps. |
However, although the field line connectivity of individual field lines can change rapidly, the overall pattern of field line mapping appears to deform gradually. | |
22 Citations | The observations indicate that reflections of energetic electrons may occur at possible electric field configurations parallel to the direction of the magnetic lines of force in an altitude range of several thousand kilometers above the ionosphere. |
01 May 2007 8 Citations | The results obtained indicates that the ELF EMF radiation level within the study area (outside ROW) generated by the power lines but their field strengths were within the permissible exposure limits by ICNIRP which were 0.03% and 5.26% for magnetic and electric field respectively. |
47 Citations | The improvement is tentatively attributed to a modification of the electric potential in the plasma carried by the open field lines. |
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