Abstract
THE purpose of this note is to direct attention to the real nature of the scattering of wireless waves in the ionosphere.* Particulars have been given in several papers (see references), but their significance does not seem to have been generally realized.
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References
J. Inst. Elect. Eng., "An Investigation of Short Waves", 67, 995–97, (1929).
J. Inst. Elect. Eng., "Studies in Radio Transmission", 71, 439–43 (1932).
Marconi Review, "Scattering, Polarisation Errors and Accuracy of S.W. Direction Finding", No. 53 (March–April, 1935) and No. 55 (July–August, 1935).
"Gesammelte Vortrage der Hauptversammlung 1937 der Lilienthal-Gesellschaft für Luftfahrtforschung", pp. 322–329
NATURE, 140, 846 (1937).
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ECKERSLEY, T. Scattering of Wireless Waves in the Ionosphere. Nature 143, 33–34 (1939). https://doi.org/10.1038/143033a0
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