Calculation of ionospheric effects due to acoustic radiation from an underground nuclear explosion

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Acoustic Propagation, Ionospheric Disturbances, Sound Waves, Thermonuclear Explosions, Underground Explosions, Compression Waves, Electron Density (Concentration), Ionospheric Sounding, Mathematical Models, Shock Waves

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Within the framework of the ionospheric detection of underground nuclear tests, we have developed analytic computing technique for the acoustic effect of a confined nuclear explosion on upper layers of the Earth's atmosphere. The relationship is obtained, which relates the nuclear test parameters (depth, explosion yield, and mechanical properties of the rock) to the vertical displacement of the ionosphere produced by the shock wave over the explosion's epicenter. It is also shown that most of the acoustic energy produced by a confined underground nuclear explosion escapes upward, with only a small fraction being captured by the atmospheric waveguide.

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