Hisslers observed during daytime in a low latitude ground station

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Krishna Kumar Singh
Ravindra Pratap Patel
Balraj Kumar
Mohamad Altaf
Prince Ahmad Ganai
Abhay Kumar Singh
Ram Pal Singh
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[1] Banaras Hindu University,Physics Department
[2] M.M.H.P.G. College Ghaziabad,Department of Physics
[3] G.G.M. Science College,Physics Department
[4] National Institute of Technology,Physics Department
[5] V.K.S. University,Vice Chancellor
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Acta Geophysica | 2009年 / 57卷
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hisslers; whistler mode waves; quasi-periodic falling tone;
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The observation of hisslers during daytime at low latitude station Jammu, India, is reported. The hissler elements are quasi-periodic falling tones observed during the period of hiss activity and appear in minutelong sequences with average spacing between individual elements of the order of 0.15 s. Hissler elements exhibit almost no dispersion and no complex internal structure in slope and intensity, and successive hissler elements do not overlap in time. It seems that the reported hisslers might have propagated in prolongitudinal mode.
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