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Measurements of radiation from lightning at 2200 MHz
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Continuing currents in cloud-to-ground lightning discharges
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Radiation from lightning discharges in the frequency range 400 to 1000 Mc/s
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Nanosecond Electromagnetic Pulses Generated by Electric Discharges: Observation With Clouds of Charged Water Droplets and Implications for Lightning
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Electromagnetic emissions in the MHz and GHz frequency ranges driven by the streamer formation processes
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Electromagnetic Interference From Natural Lightning on 4G Communication Links
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Preliminary observations of lightning signature at 2400 MHz in Sweden thunderstorm
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Narrow Bipolar Events within Reversal Distance and Associated UHF-VHF Emissions
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