The formation of small-scale irregularities as a result of ionospheric plasma mixing by large-scale drifts

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Ionospheric Disturbances, Ionospheric Drift, Plasma Density, Plasma Turbulence, F Region, Plasma Dynamics, Power Spectra, Statistical Distributions

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This paper reports some results derived by studying statistical characteristics of irregularities which are produced as a result of plasma mixing by random drifts. It is found that as time progresses, the irregularity amplitude grows in proportion to sq rt of t. Characteristics of the irregularity spectrum undergo more violent changes. For example, the spectrum width grows according to a law close to the exponential one. Thus, relatively large-scale random motions rapidly generate a broad spectrum of small-scale irregularities as small as meter scales. A broadening of the spectrum is stopped by the transverse diffusion or by the longitudinal diffusion and recombination. An assessment is made of the influence of these processes.

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