Analysis reveals that magnetic holes affect magnetic power spectral density in solar wind, suggesting their significance.
To estimate the effects of magnetic holes on the magnitude of B magnetic power spectral density, a 2-day interval of fast coronal-hole-origin plasma at 1 AU is examined. The magnetic holes are identified and removed from the magnetic time series, and the power spectral density of the hole-free time series is compared with the power spectral density of the original time series. The magnetic holes were found to contribute about a factor of two to the amplitude of the power spectral density.
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