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Nature, 1949THE usual measure of sporadic E-layer ionization is the so-called 'critical frequency', that is, the highest reflected frequency for this layer. While this definition is suitable for all other ionospheric layers, it is not sufficient for the sporadic E-layer (Es), because it consists of ionized clouds and has no homogeneous ionization.
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