Effect of various ionospheric layers on integral radio wave absorption
L. A. Skrebkova
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L. A. Skrebkova
Abstract
The vertical distribution of radio wave absorption in the ionosphere and the electron temperature profile at heights of 100--150 km are found from an analysis of the results of simultaneous measurements of radio wave absorption in the ionosphere by the radioastronomic and pulse methods at Gor'kiy in 1965--1966. Absorption in the lower ionosphere is separated into the deviative and nondeviative components.
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The vertical distribution of radio wave absorption in the ionosphere and the electron temperature profile at heights of 100--150 km are found from an analysis of the results of simultaneous measurements of radio wave absorption in the ionosphere by the radioastronomic and pulse methods at Gor'kiy in 1965--1966. Absorption in the lower ionosphere is separated into the deviative and nondeviative components.
Key concepts: Ionosphere, Ionospheric absorption, Radio wave, Absorption (acoustics), Ionospheric heater, Physics, Computational physics, Electron