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Application of vertical-incidence ionosphere measurements to oblique-incidence radio transmission

Newbern Smith

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An extension of the transmission curves described in a previouB paper is given. The effects of the earth's curvature and magnetic field are considered, as well as absorption or reflection from lower ionosphere layers. A chart is included for rapid calculation of transmission curves.

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An extension of the transmission curves described in a previouB paper is given. The effects of the earth's curvature and magnetic field are considered, as well as absorption or reflection from lower ionosphere layers. A chart is included for rapid calculation of transmission curves.

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An extension of the transmission curves described in a previouB paper is given. The effects of the earth's curvature and magnetic field are considered, as well as absorption or reflection from lower ionosphere layers. A chart is included for rapid calculation of transmission curves.

Key concepts: Ionosphere, Incidence (geometry), Transmission (telecommunications), Oblique case, Radio wave, Geodesy, Optics, Physics

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