Advances in Space Research
 2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0273-1177(02)00196-5
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Strong turbulence effects in artificially disturbed ionosphere

A. V. Kochetov
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В. А. Миронов
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G. I. Terina
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“…In this paper, aftereffect phenomena of the scattered signals in modified ionospheric plasma are considered. The theoretical model of this phenomenon is proposed (Kochetov et al, 2001(Kochetov et al, , 2002a.…”
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Aftereffect in modified ionospheric plasma

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“…In this paper, aftereffect phenomena of the scattered signals in modified ionospheric plasma are considered. The theoretical model of this phenomenon is proposed (Kochetov et al, 2001(Kochetov et al, , 2002a.…”
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Aftereffect in modified ionospheric plasma

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2006
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On Increasing the Efficiency of Penetration of an Electromagnetic Wave into a Dense Plasma Layer

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Modeling of the Dynamics of Radio Wave Reflection and Absorption in a Smoothly Ionomogeneous Plasma with Electromagnetically Driven Strong Langmuir Turbulence

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