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Long-lasting D-region ionospheric modifications, caused by intense lightning in association with elve and sprite pairs
Observations show that intense +CG lightning discharges which trigger both an elve and a sprite are associated with long-lasting conductivity modifications in the upper D-region ionosphere. They are observed as strong perturbations in VLF signals propagating through the disturbed region, manifested
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