Artificial refraction of radiowaves in the ionosphere

Kopeikin, V. V.

doi:10.1016/s1364-6826(03)00005-1

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“…This fact, besides making wave description in the ray approximation more complicated, indicates that with the use of frequency modulation of the wave it becomes possible to control its propagation. Such a problem was considered in [10].…”

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The modified version of spatio-temporal ray approximation for the Klein-Gordon equation: A simple way of deriving ray equations

Kopeikin

2007

Radiophys Quantum Electron

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In [1], it was shown that the standard version of the spatio-temporal ray optics (STRO) can only be used in the case of fairly weak frequency dispersion of the medium and cannot describe the dispersive refraction effect related to the transverse frequency modulation and having geometricoptical spatial and temporal scales. In the present paper, we propose a simpler way of deriving the revised spatio-temporal ray equations which are based on the model of a field with smooth transverse inhomogeneity of the amplitude in the form of an Airy function.

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The modified version of spatio-temporal ray approximation for the Klein-Gordon equation: A simple way of deriving ray equations

Kopeikin

2007

Radiophys Quantum Electron

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Artificial refraction of radiowaves in the ionosphere

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The modified version of spatio-temporal ray approximation for the Klein-Gordon equation: A simple way of deriving ray equations

The modified version of spatio-temporal ray approximation for the Klein-Gordon equation: A simple way of deriving ray equations

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