A large-scale ionospheric depletion by intense radio wave heating

Details A large-scale ionospheric depletion by intense radio wave heating A large-scale ionospheric depletion by intense radio wave heating

Dec 1988

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Geophysical Research Letters (ISSN 0094-8276), vol. 15, Dec. 1988, p. 1531-1533. Research supported by the Los Alamos National L

Physics

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F Region, Ionospheric Heating, Ionospheric Ion Density, Radio Frequency Heating, Depletion, Ionograms

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A large (100 km N/S), stable, smoothly-structured and significant depletion (15 pct in number density) of the daytime Tromso F-region was produced inadvertently during a heater polarization and beam-forming procedure. It is shown that the depletion coincided with the passage of an atmospheric gravity wave of natural origin which served as a large-scale 'seed' depletion for the self-focusing instability.

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