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Figure 1 – Upleg electron density profiles obtained from a Plasma Frequency Probe (PFP – bottom left scale), a High Frequency Capacitance probe (HFC – top center scale) and a Langmuir Probe (LP – bottom right scale) during the campaign Guar´a.
Figure 3 – Typical nature of the k-spectra of plasma irregularities, obtained from the HFC probe measurements showing the presence of sharp peaks.
Figure 4 – Typical nature of the k-spectra of plasma irregularities, obtained from the Langmuir probe (LP) measurements showing the presence of sharp peaks.
Figure 5 – Typical nature of the k-spectra of plasma irregularities, obtained from the Plasma Frequency Probe (PFP) probe measurements showing the presence of sharp peaks.
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