Abstract
Total columnal electron content in the ionosphere over the magnetic equator during the postsunset hours is found to be greatly reduced on the nights with strong equatorial spread F conditions, as compared to that on nonspread F nights. The association of spread F and reduction of electron content over the magnetic equator is suggested to be due to the additional fountain generated on the nights when electric field continues eastward for a couple of hours even after sunset.
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