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ENERGY TRANSFER TO AND THROUGH IONOSPHERIC ELECTRONS.

N. P. Carleton

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Energy can be transferred through the ionospheric electrons in essentially three ways : (1) the degradation of fast electrons (photoelectrons or precipitated particles), (2) the flow of electric currents, (3) thermal conduction.

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Energy can be transferred through the ionospheric electrons in essentially three ways : (1) the degradation of fast electrons (photoelectrons or precipitated particles), (2) the flow of electric currents, (3) thermal conduction.

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Energy can be transferred through the ionospheric electrons in essentially three ways : (1) the degradation of fast electrons (photoelectrons or precipitated particles), (2) the flow of electric currents, (3) thermal conduction.

Key concepts: Ionosphere, Physics, Energy (signal processing), Geophysics, Quantum mechanics

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