The object of this report is to calculate the electron density profile of plane stratified inhomogeneous plasmas. The electron density profile is obtained through a numerical solution of the inverse scattering algorithm. The inverse scattering algorithm connects the time dependent reflected field resulting from a δ-function field incident normally on the plasma to the inhomogeneous plasma density. Examples show that the method produces uniquely the electron density on or behind maxima of the plasma frequency. It is shown that the δ-function incident field used in the inverse scattering algorithm can be replaced by a thin square pulse.</p
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Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/46179/1/205_2004_Article_BF00282681.pd
International audienceAtmospheric pressure plasma jets have been extensively studied for several yea...
This thesis is concerned mainly with developing accurate microwave methods for determining electron-...
We suggest a new method for characterising non-uniform density distributions of plasma by measuring ...
A uniform neutral dilute ionized gas is assumed to be perturbed by a sphere moving through it. The r...
The inverse scattering problem for the plasma wave equation [∂2t − ∆ + q(x)] u(x,t) = 0 in three...
Swept Impedance Probe measurements in a sporadic E layer observed during the Sudden Atomic Layer (SA...
In the present work, we investigate an inverse problem of frequency electromagnetic sounding for una...
Incoherent scatter radar (ISR) has become the most powerful means of studying the ionosphere from th...
We developed a program to estimate the ionospheric electron density profiles by inverting the actual...
The plasma line in the incoherent scatter spectrum is known to provide information about the state o...
The ionosphere is the ionized part of the upper Earth's atmosphere lying between about 50 km and 100...
A novel gradient-based inverse scattering method for imaging inhomogeneous objects from time-domain ...
Problem of collisionless, fully ionized single component plasma treated by means of Green functio
Artificially generated plasmas may be employed to alter the propagation characteristics of electroma...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/46179/1/205_2004_Article_BF00282681.pd
International audienceAtmospheric pressure plasma jets have been extensively studied for several yea...
This thesis is concerned mainly with developing accurate microwave methods for determining electron-...