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Turbulence properties associated with interplanetary shock waves

Authors: Qiang Hu; Xianzhi Ao; R. Peltzer; Gary P. Zank;

Turbulence properties associated with interplanetary shock waves

Abstract

We calculate the power spectral densities of magnetic field fluctuations associated with interplanetary shock waves, utilizing in-situ magnetic field measurements from spacecraft ACE and Wind at 1AU. We derive related quantities both upstream and downstream of a shock as a function of time/distance away from the shock passage. We present results for a few events that exhibit clear upstream enhanced wave activity. We show that mostly they are of Alfvenic nature and confined within certain distance upstream. We also present a preliminary observational analysis of turbulence-shock interaction based on perturbation analysis.

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