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5. Dust charging and density conditions deduced from observations of PMWE modulated by artificial electron heating O. Havnes et al.
6. Statistical study of PMSE response to HF heating in two altitude regions S. Ullah et al.
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8. Non-equilibrium modeling of the PMSE Overshoot Effect revisited: A comprehensive study A. BIEBRICHER & O. HAVNES
9. A comparison of overshoot modelling with observations of polar mesospheric summer echoes at radar frequencies of 56 and 224 MHz O. Havnes et al.
10. Temporal evolution of radar echoes associated with mesospheric dust clouds after turn‐on of radio wave heating A. Mahmoudian & W. Scales
11. First modulation of high‐frequency polar mesospheric summer echoes by radio heating of the ionosphere A. Senior et al.
12. A statistical survey of electron temperature enhancements in heater modulated polar mesospheric summer echoes at EISCAT G. Routledge et al.
13. Comparison of modulated UHF PMSE characteristics at different altitude ranges S. Ullah et al.
14. HF‐Induced Modulation and Electron Temperature Effects in PMSE: VHF Spectral Diagnostics and Dusty Plasma Interpretation A. Mahmoudian et al.
15. A Comparative Study of Heating Effects on PMSE between the Naturally Occurred Mono Double and Tri Layers S. Ullah et al.