Ohmic heating as evidence for strong field-aligned currents in filamentary aurora
A large increase in electron temperature measured in filamentary aurora with the European incoherent scatter radar has been modeled with a one‐dimensional electron transport and ion chemistry code. To account for the observed changes in electron temperature, while also reproducing the measured E reg...
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description | A large increase in electron temperature measured in filamentary aurora with the European incoherent scatter radar has been modeled with a one‐dimensional electron transport and ion chemistry code. To account for the observed changes in electron temperature, while also reproducing the measured E region electron density profiles, a source of electron heating is required in addition to local heating from energy degradation of the precipitating electrons. We show that ohmic heating in a strong field‐aligned current can account for the required heat source. |
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