A processing method and results of meteor shower radar observations

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Astronomical Photometry, Meteoritic Composition, Meteoroid Showers, Particle Flux Density, Diurnal Variations, Mass Distribution, Mathematical Models, Meteor Trails, Particle Density (Concentration)

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Studies of meteor showers permit the solving of some principal problems of meteor astronomy: to obtain the structure of a stream in cross section and along its orbits; to retrace the evolution of particle orbits of the stream taking into account gravitational and nongravitational forces and to discover the orbital elements of its parent body; to find out the total mass of solid particles ejected from the parent body taking into account physical and chemical evolution of meteor bodies; and to use meteor streams as natural probes for investigation of the average characteristics of the meteor complex in the solar system. A simple and effective method of determining the flux density and mass exponent parameter was worked out. This method and its results are discussed.

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