Study of interaction of ELF–ULF range (0.1–200 Hz) electromagnetic waves with the earth’s crust and the ionosphere in the field of industrial power transmission lines (FENICS experiment)

A. A. Zhamaletdinov; A. N. Shevtsov; E. P. Velikhov; A. A. Skorokhodov; V. E. Kolesnikov; T. G. Korotkova; P. A. Ryazantsev; B. V. Efimov; V. V. Kolobov; M. B. Barannik; P. I. Prokopchuk; V. N. Selivanov; Yu. A. Kopytenko; E. A. Kopytenko; V. S. Ismagilov; M. S. Petrishchev; P. A. Sergushin; P. E. Tereshchenko; B. V. Samsonov; M. A. Birulya; M. Yu. Smirnov; T. Korja; Yu. M. Yampolski; A. V. Koloskov; N. A. Baru; S. V. Poljakov; A. V. Shchennikov; G. I. Druzhin; W. Jozwiak; J. Reda; Yu. G. Shchors

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Study of interaction of ELF–ULF range (0.1–200 Hz) electromagnetic waves with the earth’s crust and the ionosphere in the field of industrial power transmission lines (FENICS experiment)

A. A. Zhamaletdinov A. N. Shevtsov E. P. Velikhov A. A. Skorokhodov V. E. Kolesnikov T. G. Korotkova P. A. Ryazantsev B. V. Efimov V. V. Kolobov M. B. Barannik P. I. Prokopchuk V. N. Selivanov Yu. A. Kopytenko E. A. Kopytenko V. S. Ismagilov M. S. Petrishchev P. A. Sergushin P. E. Tereshchenko B. V. Samsonov M. A. Birulya M. Yu. Smirnov T. Korja Yu. M. Yampolski A. V. Koloskov N. A. Baru S. V. Poljakov A. V. Shchennikov G. I. Druzhin W. Jozwiak J. Reda Yu. G. Shchors

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A. A. Zhamaletdinov, A. N. Shevtsov, E. P. Velikhov, et al. (2015). Study of interaction of ELF–ULF range (0.1–200 Hz) electromagnetic waves with the earth’s crust and the ionosphere in the field of industrial power transmission lines (FENICS experiment). Izvestiya, Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics, 51(8), 826-857. https://doi.org/10.1134/s0001433815080083

Study of interaction of ELF–ULF range (0.1–200 Hz) electromagnetic waves with the earth’s crust and the ionosphere in the field of industrial power transmission lines (FENICS experiment)

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