On the possibility of measuring the ion-acoustic turbulence of the interplanetary plasma and the velocity of the solar wind by the radio-wave backscattering technique

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Interplanetary Medium, Ion Acoustic Waves, Plasma Turbulence, Radio Scattering, Solar Wind Velocity, Space Plasmas, Backscattering, Doppler Effect, Magnetospheric Instability, Plasma Waves, Radio Transmitters, Solar Flux

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The paper examines the feasibility of using the radio-wave backscattering technique to measure ion-acoustic turbulence in high-velocity solar-wind fluxes and to determine the solar-wind velocity. It is shown that such measurements can be performed at frequencies of 4-5 MHz using ground-based radio transmitters which are employed in ionospheric-heating experiments; the solar-wind velocity would be measured via the Doppler technique.

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