Fading of Radio Waves Scattered By Turbulence
Fading of Radio Waves Scattered By Turbulence
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Dividing eqiiation (2) by ' ' . J' [-. ■'(0, /j3A, we can write (19) as (20) Z ~ Y Ol>^^^ ^o /(KAo^^'^^^ (kAq)^' .
The validity of (20) depends on two conditions, which are equivalent to the re- quirement that the scattering eddies lie in the inertial tange. The first is Defining a wave number K by - 11 - that L = 2n/i( ~ \/Q satisfy the inequality L « L, i. E. , that the size of the scattering eddies be mijch less than the macro-eddy dimension. This condition seems to be met in raost radio sca...ttering experiments, both in the ionosphere and in the troposphere. The second condition is that L » "^, where V is the characteristic dimension of the smallest eddies, which is determined by the action of molecular dissipation processes. This condition does not seem to be met in most ionospheric scattering experiments".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dividing eqiiation (2) by ' ' . J' [-. ■'(0, /j3A, we can write (19) as (20) Z ~ Y Ol>^^^ ^o /(KAo^^'^^^ (kAq)^' .
The validity of (20) depends on two conditions, which are equivalent to the re- quirement that the scattering eddies lie in the inertial tange. The first is Defining a wave number K by - 11 - that L = 2n/i( ~ \/Q satisfy the inequality L « L, i. E. , that the size of the scattering eddies be mijch less than the macro-eddy dimension. This condition seems to be met in raost radio sca...ttering experiments, both in the ionosphere and in the troposphere. The second condition is that L » "^, where V is the characteristic dimension of the smallest eddies, which is determined by the action of molecular dissipation processes. This condition does not seem to be met in most ionospheric scattering experiments".
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