Passage of a powerful HF radio wave through the lower ionosphere as a function of initial electron density profiles

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Electromagnetic Absorption, Electron Density Profiles, Electron Energy, High Frequencies, Ionospheric Electron Density, Ionospheric Heating, Ionospheric Propagation, Radio Waves, Absorptivity, Electron Scattering, Mathematical Models, Plasma Resonance, Translucence

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The results of numerical modelling of powerful JF radio wave propagation through the ionosphere plasma are presented. Comparison of the heating wave parameters with those of a low power wave gives the possibility to study the self-action of the powerful HF wave. At low altitudes the 'translucence' of the ionosphere plasma takes place. At high altitudes the wave absorption sharply increases. Both self-action effects leads to the reduction of the altitude range of the heated region. The dependence of self-action effects and the resulting electron temperature profiles on the initial electron density profiles are studied.

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