Scintillation Mechanisms
Scintillation Mechanisms is a physical process whereby certain materials emit ultraviolet or visible light photons in response to ionizing radiation, distinguished by the specific pathways and energy transitions involved in the conversion of absorbed radiation energy into detectable optical signals.
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Global morphology of ionospheric scintillations
J. Aarons · Proceedings of the IEEE · 1982 · 558 citations
Global morphology of ionospheric scintillations
J. Aarons, H. E. Whitney, Richard S. Allen · Proceedings of the IEEE · 1971 · 459 citations
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