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DUFFUS has recently pointed out a connexion between P c occurrence and the F-region1. Other workers2 have found correlation between P t and f 0 F 2 and it can reasonably be asserted that the ionosphere is a major factor in the transmission path by which these characteristic geomagnetic micropulsations are observed at ground-level. Recent work here has offered some further evidence on this subject.
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LOCK, C., STEVENS, P. Connexion between Micropulsations and the Ionosphere. Nature 191, 584–585 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/191584a0
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