Polarization Changes
Polarization Changes is a phenomenon in ionospheric propagation characterized by the alteration of the orientation of the electric field vector of a radio wave as it traverses the ionized layers of the polar upper atmosphere, primarily due to anisotropic magneto-ionic effects induced by Earth's magnetic field.
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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University of Rochester
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Queen's University
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Imperial College London
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National Radio Astronomy Observatory
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Paderborn University
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