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guided propagation

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guided propagation [′gīd·əd präp·ə′gā·shən]
(communications)
Type of radio-wave propagation in which radiated rays are bent excessively by refraction in the lower layers of the atmosphere; this bending creates an effect much as if a duct or waveguide has been formed in the atmosphere to guide part of the radiated energy over distances far beyond the normal range. Also known as trapping.
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