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Using an ionospheric diagnostic technique developed by the authors and single-frequency GPS receivers, we obtained the first results of these diagnostics. In particular, we show that the ionosphere is characterized by large-scale periodic processes with frequencies of 3–5 mHz.
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Gorbachev, O.A., Ivanov, V.B., and Ryabkov, P.V., On the Possibility of Using One-Frequency GPS Received in Order to Diagnose the Ionosphere (part II), Nauch. Vestn. MGTU GA., Ser. Radiofiz. Radiotekh., 2007, no. 117, pp. 57–63.
Gorbachev, O.A., Ivanov, V.B., and Ryabkov, P.V., On the Possibility of Using One-Frequency GPS Received in Order to Diagnose the Ionosphere, Nauch. Vestn. MGTU GA., Ser. Radiofiz. Radiotekh., 2006, no. 107.
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Original Russian Text © O.A. Gorbachev, V.B. Ivanov, P.V. Ryabkov, 2009, published in Solnechno-Zemnaya Fizika, 2009, Vol. 13, pp. 25–29.
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Gorbachev, O.A., Ivanov, V.B. & Ryabkov, P.V. Fluctuations of total electron content in the ionosphere as deduced from measurements by single-frequency GPS receivers. Geomagn. Aeron. 50, 868–872 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0016793210070078
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