Note on the scattering of electromagnetic waves from charged dust particles in a plasma

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Electromagnetic Scattering, Ionospheric Electron Density, Mesopause, Plasma Composition, Scattering Cross Sections, Dust, Electron Plasma, Fourier Transformation, Vlasov Equations

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This note discusses the application of the 'superposition of dressed particles' concept to the problem of the electron density fluctuations in a plasma with embedded, charged dust grains. It is shown that the dressed particle approach breaks down when the dust grain separation and the charge become large, and that the scattering cross section then may be strongly enhanced. The criteria for the transition from one regime to the other are established and applied to the specific problem of scattering of electromagnetic waves from the polar mesopause. The calculations show that it is unlikely that the presence of dust grains, even when highly charged, can fully account for the observed enhanced polar mesospheric echoes.

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