Some studies on the daytime D-region during polar cap absorption

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D Region, Daytime, Density Distribution, Ionospheric Electron Density, Ionospheric Ion Density, Polar Cap Absorption, Anions, Atmospheric Models, Cations, Electron Distribution, Ion Distribution, Ion Production Rates, Pair Production

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Changes in the value of several ionospheric parameters such as H(+)(H2O)n/(NO(+)+O2(+)), electron density, the lumped electron loss coefficient, and the ratio of negative ions to electrons were recorded during polar cap absorption (PCA). The enhanced electron-ion production rate observed during PCA caused by particle precipitation is not adequate to explain these changes. A decrease in the values of the lumped electron loss coefficient and the first-mentioned ratio observed at about 80 km can be explained only by lowering the quiet-time profile of the lumped conversion rate constant B by 10 km.

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