Electron-density fluctuations in a region where a supersonic stream of the solar wind is formed

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Electron Density (Concentration), Interplanetary Medium, Radial Distribution, Solar Wind, Supersonic Flow, Water Masers, Plasma Turbulence, Radio Telescopes, Scintillation, Water Vapor

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Electron-density fluctuations in the interplanetary medium were studied on the basis of RT-22 telescope observations of scintillations of the S252A water-vapor maser source. Regions close to the sun were investigated in the regime of faint scintillations. A set of data on the radial dependence of the scintillation index made it possible to analyze the radial dependence of electron-density fluctuations in the region of solar-wind acceleration. Three characteristic regions are delineated, corresponding to subsonic flow, a transition region, and supersonic flow.

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