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1. The energy method for calculating quasi-stationary atmospheric electric fields V. Denisenko
2. The ionospheric equatorial electrojets generated by low latitude thunderstorms V. Denisenko & M. Rycroft
3. On electric field penetration from ground into the ionosphere V. Denisenko et al.
4. Mathematical Simulation of the Ionospheric Electric Field as a Part of the Global Electric Circuit V. Denisenko et al.
5. Disturbance of the Electric Field in the D-Region of the Ionosphere with an Increase in Radon Emanation V. Denisenko & N. Bakhmetieva
6. The influence of the magnetic field on the quasistationary electric field penetration from the ground to the ionosphere S. Nesterov & V. Denisenko
7. Statements of the boundary value problems in mathematical simulation of a quasistationary electric field in the atmosphere and ionosphere V. Denisenko
8. Penetration of electric field from the near ground atmospheric layer to the ionosphere V. Denisenko & E. Pomozov
9. A Mathematical Model of the Global Ionospheric Electric Field Generated by Thunderstorms V. Denisenko et al.
10. Mathematical model of the global ionospheric electric field generated by thunderstorms V. Denisenko et al.
11. Two difference schemes for the numerical solution of Maxwell’s equations as applied to extremely and super low frequency signal propagation in the Earth-ionosphere waveguide O. Akhmetov et al.
12. Taking account of topography when calculating the resistance of the global atmospheric conductor В. Денисенко et al.
13. Two-Dimensional Model of the Global Ionospheric Conductor V. Denisenko
14. A mathematical model of quasistationary electric field penetration from ground to the ionosphere with inclined magnetic field V. Denisenko et al.
15. Estimate for the strength of the electric field penetrating from the Earth’s surface to the ionosphere V. Denisenko