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Abnormalities in the Ionosphere at High Latitudes

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THE object of this communication is to direct attention to some interesting features of the incidence of the abnormal ionization in the E- and D-regions of the ionosphere at high latitudes during periods of magnetic disturbance1,2.

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  1. Appleton, E. V., Naismith, R., and Ingram, L. J., Phil. Trans Roy. Soc., A, 236, 191 (1936).

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  1. Radio Research Station, Slough, Bucks.

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PIGGOTT, W. Abnormalities in the Ionosphere at High Latitudes. Nature 171, 124–125 (1953). https://doi.org/10.1038/171124a0

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