Microwave and IR radiation of the upper atmosphere during periods of enhanced solar activity
Abstract A two-temperature nonequilibrium plasma in the E and D atmospheric layers at heights between 50 and 110 km during periods of enhanced solar activity is formed. The highly excited states (Rydberg states) of the A**$ N_{2} $ and A**$ O_{2} $ quasi-molecules are populated due to interaction wi...
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