Observations on the magnetically conjugate upper ionosphere of signals from a Soviet midlatitude VLF transmitter

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Geomagnetism, Magnetoionics, Radio Probing, Signal Transmission, Upper Ionosphere, Earth Magnetosphere, Intercosmos Satellites, Signal Reception, Very Low Frequencies, Winter

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The Intercosmos-19 satellite recorded VLF waves transmitted from a midlatitude transmitter (L = 2.6, f = 15 kHz) during the period February 20 to March 5, 1980. It is shown that the zone of signal reception in the magnetically conjugate zone (MCZ) is centered near the initial L-parameter, and that the signal experiences a 10-15 dB amplification in the magnetosphere. Attention is given to the possibility that a mechanism for the ducting of VLF waves in the equatorial magnetosphere exists, leading to the conjugation of transmision and reception zones and to a significant increase in the probability of recording signals in the MCZ on the earth's surface.

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