Multiple broadband Alfvenic chirping modes(CMs),with frequencies in the wide range of f-35-150 kHz and chirping down rapidly,are found in HL-2A neutral beam injection plasmas,and the CMs can even coexist.The frequency...Multiple broadband Alfvenic chirping modes(CMs),with frequencies in the wide range of f-35-150 kHz and chirping down rapidly,are found in HL-2A neutral beam injection plasmas,and the CMs can even coexist.The frequency chirping down process can be completed within-1 ms,and the frequency shift can reach 30-50 kHz.The CMs propagate in ion diamagnetic drift directions poloidally.The toroidal mode number is confirmed to be n=1,2,3 and 4 for the f-35-65,55-90,70-120 and 100-150 kHz CMs,respectively.The CMs are more like to be energetic-particle continuum modes(EPMs),since the modes almost locate on the Alfven continuum.展开更多
The amplitudes of the Earth＇s free oscillations have a close relationship to earthquake focal mechanisms. Focal mechanisms of large earthquakes can be well analyzed and constrained with observations of long period fr...The amplitudes of the Earth＇s free oscillations have a close relationship to earthquake focal mechanisms. Focal mechanisms of large earthquakes can be well analyzed and constrained with observations of long period free oscillations. Although the 2013 Lushan earthquake was only moderately sized, observable spherical normal modes were excited and clearly observed by a su- perconductive gravimeter and a broadband seismometer. We compare observed free oscillations with synthetic normal modes corresponding to four different focal mechanisms for the Lushan earthquake. The results show that source parameters can be analyzed and constrained by spherical normal modes in a 2.3-5 mHz frequency band. The scalar seismic moment M~ has a major influence on the amplitudes of free oscillations; additionally, the strike, dip, rake and depth of the hypocenter have mi- nor influences. We found that the synthetic modes corresponding to the focal mechanism determined by the Global Centroid Moment Tensor show agreement to the observed modes, suggesting that earthquake magnitudes predicted in this way can readily reflect the total energy released by the earthquake. The scalar seismic moment obtained by far-field body wave inver- sion is significantly underestimated. Focal mechanism solutions can be improved by joint inversion of far- and near-field data.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Key R&D Program of China (Grant Nos.2018YFE0304102,2019YFE03020000 and 2017YFE0301202)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.11875024,11875021,11835010 and 12005054)the Sichuan Provincial Science and Technology Project (Grant Nos.2020YFSY0047 and 2020JDJQ0070)。
文摘Multiple broadband Alfvenic chirping modes(CMs),with frequencies in the wide range of f-35-150 kHz and chirping down rapidly,are found in HL-2A neutral beam injection plasmas,and the CMs can even coexist.The frequency chirping down process can be completed within-1 ms,and the frequency shift can reach 30-50 kHz.The CMs propagate in ion diamagnetic drift directions poloidally.The toroidal mode number is confirmed to be n=1,2,3 and 4 for the f-35-65,55-90,70-120 and 100-150 kHz CMs,respectively.The CMs are more like to be energetic-particle continuum modes(EPMs),since the modes almost locate on the Alfven continuum.
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China (Grant No. 2014CB845902)National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 41174022, 4127408 and 41021003)
文摘The amplitudes of the Earth＇s free oscillations have a close relationship to earthquake focal mechanisms. Focal mechanisms of large earthquakes can be well analyzed and constrained with observations of long period free oscillations. Although the 2013 Lushan earthquake was only moderately sized, observable spherical normal modes were excited and clearly observed by a su- perconductive gravimeter and a broadband seismometer. We compare observed free oscillations with synthetic normal modes corresponding to four different focal mechanisms for the Lushan earthquake. The results show that source parameters can be analyzed and constrained by spherical normal modes in a 2.3-5 mHz frequency band. The scalar seismic moment M~ has a major influence on the amplitudes of free oscillations; additionally, the strike, dip, rake and depth of the hypocenter have mi- nor influences. We found that the synthetic modes corresponding to the focal mechanism determined by the Global Centroid Moment Tensor show agreement to the observed modes, suggesting that earthquake magnitudes predicted in this way can readily reflect the total energy released by the earthquake. The scalar seismic moment obtained by far-field body wave inver- sion is significantly underestimated. Focal mechanism solutions can be improved by joint inversion of far- and near-field data.
