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Transmitter-induced modulation of subionospheric VLF signals: Ionospheric heating rather than electron precipitation
The controlled keying of ground-based VLF transmitters with periodic on/off sequences allows the detection of weak but measurable cross-modulation effects on other subionospheric VLF probe signals used for VLF remote sensing. In this paper, we reexamine previously published and additional cases of s
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