Effect of parallel electric fields on whistler mode waves in Jupiter's magnetosphere
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Observation of auroral hiss at Jupiter by Voyager I has been suggested as being directly related to regions of parallel electric field and auroral particle precipitation. The effect of a parallel electric field on whistler mode propagation in Jupiter's magnetosphere has been studied. The dispersion relation for whistler mode waves in an isothermal one-component electron plasma in the presence of a parallel electric field has been used to study the growth of whistler mode waves propagating in the Jovian magnetosphere. The growth rates have been computed by using the observed plasma parameters at 5.6 Rj . The growth rate, which is found to be a maximum in the equatorial magnetosphere, is reduced to zero in the absence of the electrostatic field. This has lead us to conclude that, in the case of isothermal magnetosplasma, the growth rate is induced by the electrostatic field.
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