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A study into the effects of gravity wave activity on the diurnal tide and airglow emissions in the equatorial mesosphere and lower thermosphere using the Coupled Middle Atmosphere and Thermosphere (CMAT) general circulation model

S. England, Alison Dobbin, Matthew J. Harris, N. F. Arnold, A. D. Aylward

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Key concepts: Thermosphere, Airglow, Atmosphere (unit), Mesosphere, Atmospheric tide, Gravity wave, Atmospheric sciences, Gravitational wave

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