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Introduction: From propagation studies to active sensors
pt. 1. Conceiving long-range propagation, 1901-19. Theorizing transatlatic wireless with surface diffraction
The U.S. Navy and the Austin-Cohen Formula
Synthesis with atmospheric reflection
pt. 2. Discovering the ionosphere, 1920-26. Radio amateurs launch the short-wave era
From the skip zone to magneto-ionic refraction
British radio research and the moments of discovery
Pulse echo, CIW, and radio probing of the ionosphere
pt. 3. Theory matters, 1926-35. Consolidating a general magneto-ionic theory
Handling microphysics
pt. 4. Conclusion. A new way of seeing the world.
pt. 1. Conceiving long-range propagation, 1901-19. Theorizing transatlatic wireless with surface diffraction
The U.S. Navy and the Austin-Cohen Formula
Synthesis with atmospheric reflection
pt. 2. Discovering the ionosphere, 1920-26. Radio amateurs launch the short-wave era
From the skip zone to magneto-ionic refraction
British radio research and the moments of discovery
Pulse echo, CIW, and radio probing of the ionosphere
pt. 3. Theory matters, 1926-35. Consolidating a general magneto-ionic theory
Handling microphysics
pt. 4. Conclusion. A new way of seeing the world.