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Extended lateral heating of the nighttime ionosphere by ground-based VLF transmitters
The effects of ground-based very low frequency (VLF) transmitters on the lower ionosphere are investigated. Controlled modulation experiments are performed with the 21.4 kHz, 424 kW VLF transmitter NPM in Lualualei, Hawaii, and physical effects of the NPM transmissions are studied with a subionosphe
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