Latitudinal and interhemispheric differences of the ionospheric semi-diurnal lunitidal perturbations during the 2009 Arctic sudden stratospheric warming event in the eastern Asia–Australia sector

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Jing Liu
Donghe Zhang
Shuji Sun
Yongqiang Hao
Zuo Xiao
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[1] Peking University,School of Earth and Space Sciences
[2] China Research Institute of Radio-Wave Propagation,undefined
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Earth, Planets and Space | / 74卷
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Sudden stratospheric warming; Ionospheric perturbation; Semi-diurnal lunar tide; Latitudinal difference; Interhemispheric difference;
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