Abstract
Abstract Data from the processing of about 1700 whistlers recorded in Tihany ( L -value of propagation, equatorial electron density and tube content) are compared with geomagnetic pulsation characteristics (mainly of periods) as recorded at the nearby Nagycenk Observatory ( L ∼2). In addition, the number of whistlers recorded at Panska Ves (Czech Republic) for more than ten years (1971–1979, 1987, 1990) are compared with the Nagycenk pulsation activity. Both results can be reconciled with the supposition that whistler ducts and geomagnetic field line shells are closely connected with each other as they appear simultaneously with enhanced probability, and the position of these structures is similar within the magnetosphere.
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