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Propagation of Radiation

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Further Reading and References

General treatises including anisotropic refraction

  • Bekefi, G.: 1966, Radiation Processes in Plasmas, J. Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York.

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  • Melrose, D.B.: 1980, Plasma Astrophysics — Non-thermal Processes in Diffuse Magnetized Plasmas, Vol.1, Gordon and Breach, New York.

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  • Chandrasekhar, S.: 1955, Radiative Transfer, Oxford University Press.

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Dispersion and scattering

  • Gauss, F.S., and Goldstein, S.J.Jr.: 1973, ‘Multifrequency Polarization Observations of Eight Extragalactic Sources’, Astrophys. J. 179, 439.

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  • Manchester, R.W. and Taylor, J.H.: 1977, Pulsars, W.H. Freeman, San Francisco.

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  • Melrose, D.B.: 1988, ‘Depolarization of Solar Bursts due to Scattering by Low-Frequency Waves’, Solar Phys. 119, 143.

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  • Wentzel, D.G.: 1984, ‘Polarization of Fundamental Type III Radio Bursts’, Solar Phys. 90, 139.

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  • White, S.M., Thejappa, G., and Kundu, M.R.: 1992, ‘Observations of Mode Coupling in the Solar Corona and Bipolar Noise Storms’, Solar Phys. 138, 163.

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Propagation in a fibrous medium

  • Bougeret, J.L. and Steinberg, J.L.: 1977, ‘A New Scattering Process above Solar Active Regions: Propagation in a Fibrous Medium’ Astron, Astrophys, 61, 777.

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  • Duncan, R.A.: 1977, ‘Wave Ducting of Solar Meter-Wave Radio Emission as an Explanation of Fundamental/Harmonic Sources Coincidence and other Anomalies’, Solar Phys. 63, 389.

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  • Lecacheux, A., Steinberg, J.-L., Hoang, S., and Dulk, G.A.: 1989, ‘Characteristics of Type III Bursts in the Solar Wind from Simultaneous Observations on Board ISEE-3 and Voyager’, Astron. Astrophys. 217, 237.

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  • Roelof, E.C. and Pick, M.: 1989, ‘Type III Radio Bursts in a Fibrous Corona’, Astron. Astrophys. 210, 417.

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(2002). Propagation of Radiation. In: Plasma Astrophysics. Astrophysics and Space Science Library, vol 279. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-47719-X_11

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