Particles dynamics and their non-thermal radiation in heterogeneous magnetosphere with variable magnetic field

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Space and Atmospheric Physics
1Kryvdyk, V
1Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Kyiv, Ukraine
Kosm. nauka tehnol. 2006, 12 ;(4):078-085
https://doi.org/10.15407/knit2006.04.078
Publication Language: Ukrainian
Abstract: 
A particles dynamics, their acceleration and the non-thermal radiation in the magnetospheres of sky bodies with the heterogeneous particles distribution are investigated for the certain initial particles distribution in the magnetosphere. It is shown that charged particles will accelerate in variable magnetic fields and will generate the non-thermal electromagnetic radiation. It is demonstrated that the celestial bodies with variable magnetic fields must be powerful sources of the non-thermal electromagnetic radiation which can be observed by means of ground-based and space instruments. The values of the flux radiation depend on the distance to sky bodies, on the value of their magnetic fields and on the particles spectrum in the magneto-sphere.
Keywords: dynamics, magnetosphere, variable magnetic fields
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