1975
DOI: 10.1029/ja080i031p04215
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Lunar electromagnetic scattering 3. Propagation at arbitrary angles to the cavity axis

Abstract: An analytic theory is developed for both the steady state and the time‐dependent electric and magnetic fields inside the moon and its downstream cavity for interplanetary electromagnetic field fluctuations incident at arbitrary angles to the cavity axis. The moon model has an electrical conductivity, electrical permittivity, and magnetic permeability which vary arbitrarily with radius. The cavity downstream of the moon in the solar wind is assumed to be an infinitely long nonconducting cylinder. If the interpl… Show more

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“…In a broad discussion of induction at arbitrary angles of incidence, Homing and Schubert [1975] considered the case of the two-layer moon with core of finite conductivity. However, their primary attention was directed to the cavity fields.…”
Section: Synthesis Of Axial and Transverse Propagationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a broad discussion of induction at arbitrary angles of incidence, Homing and Schubert [1975] considered the case of the two-layer moon with core of finite conductivity. However, their primary attention was directed to the cavity fields.…”
Section: Synthesis Of Axial and Transverse Propagationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theories of asymmetric confinement of the induced magnetic field are now being devised (e.g. Schwartz Horning & Schubert 1975) and these newer theories will hopefully give a more accurate description of the day-side inductive response, together with a consistent interpretation of a further mass of data arising from studies of transient phenomena on the night-side of the Moon. The above Backus-Gilbert technique, although a linearized approximation, seems an appropriate way to analyse such data, and it is to be hoped that this application will encourage the technique to be applied to the newer theories, and to an extended data set.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%