Abstract
This is a continuation of two earlier papers on the subject of reflection of waves from inhomogeneous isotropic media. In this particular paper an exponential conductivity profile is perturbed in such a manner that the conductivity is increased for all heights above a certain level. A hyperbolic tangent transition is employed in order to avoid discontinuities in the conductivity versus height profile.
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