AMPLITUDE SELF-ACTION OF HIGH-POWER CONTINUOUS RADIO WAVES IN THE IONOSPHERE: NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS

Numerical simulations of the self-action of high-power continuous radio waves in the ionosphere caused by disturbances in electron temperature and density havebeen made for various frequencies, powers, and polarizations. It has been demonstrated that a major contribution to the self-action is made b...

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Main Authors: L. F. Chernogor, Y. B. Milovanov
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Institute of Radio Astronomy 2015-06-01
Series:Radio Physics and Radio Astronomy
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Online Access:http://rpra-journal.org.ua/index.php/ra/article/view/1208/844
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Summary:Numerical simulations of the self-action of high-power continuous radio waves in the ionosphere caused by disturbances in electron temperature and density havebeen made for various frequencies, powers, and polarizations. It has been demonstrated that a major contribution to the self-action is made by the ionospheric D region where huge disturbances in electron temperature occur. In the E and F regions, the nocturnal electron temperature is also significantly disturbed, butthe self-action is relatively weak. The contribution to the selfaction from the disturbance in electron density at all altitudes is significantly smaller than that from the disturbance in electron temperature.
ISSN:1027-9636
2415-7007