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Fig. 1. The altitude profiles of the temperature and horizontal wind velocities used in the calculations.
Fig. 2. The altitude profile of calculated W(z).
Fig. 3. The model altitude profile of the electron plasma density.
Fig. 4.Frequency dependence of the logarithm of the reflection coef-ficient under day-time and night-time conditions at different magneticlatitudes.
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