The solar wind velocity as determined from the frequency data of the two-way radio sounding of the solar coronal plasma

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Frequency Measurement, Nonuniform Plasmas, Radio Occultation, Solar Corona, Solar Wind Velocity, Autocorrelation, Radio Wave Refraction, Satellite Sounding, Venera Satellites

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The correlation functions for phase and frequency fluctuations are analyzed for the case of two-way propagation of radio waves in the solar corona. It is shown that the correlation function has a distinct maximum at the time shift which depends on the velocity of corona irregularities and the distance between the radio link and the sun. A method for the determination of the solar wind velocity is presented, which is based on phase and frequency measurements during two-way radio occultation experiments. The theoretical data are compared with the experimental data obtained with radio sounding of the solar corona from the Venera-15,-16 spacecraft.

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