Fitting of multi-region ionospheric profiles of electron density by a single analytic function of height

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May 1977

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Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics, vol. 39, May 1977, p. 619-623.

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Analytic Functions, Electron Density Profiles, Ionospheric Electron Density, Vertical Distribution, Atmospheric Models, Height, Mathematical Models

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A single analytic function of height is devised that has the flexibility required to represent simultaneously the principal features of the D-, E-, F1- and F2-regions of the ionosphere. Such a function, free of mathematical singularities, is essential for obtaining satisfactory wave-solutions to ionospheric problems using methods more exact than the phase-integral (WKB) approximation. The method is applicable to profiles of atmospheric parameters besides electron density.

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