Studies of the Arecibo Atmosphere
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This supplement is for a continuation of the Cornell radar              observations at the Arecibo Observatory, including completion of                work on the Radar Signal Comparator, which has suffered a number                of unforseen delays.  This device is an important aide to                       improvement of the quality of data obtainable with the radar, and               will be used on their current research and by many other Arecibo                users.  The Cornell group sustains one of the leading research                  efforts in radar studies of the ionosphere.  Their studies of                   large scale plasma motions, plasma turbulence and plasma                        instabilities has implications ranging from radio communications                to fusion reactor technology.
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