A study of electron density profiles in relation to ionization sources and ground-based radio wave absorption measurements, part 2

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May 1975

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D Region, Ion Production Rates, Radiation Absorption, Radio Waves, Solar X-Rays, Electron Density Profiles, Radiation Measurement

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The D-region ion production functions are used to calculate the relationship between radio wave absorption and the flux level of X-rays in the 1-8A wavelength band. In order to bring this calculation into agreement with the empirically established relationship, it was found necessary to reduce by, a factor of about 5, the Meira nitric oxide densities below 90 km.

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